Hello
Mo
This is Takaesu.
This is a story about how I found a piece of clothing that really moved me for the first time in a long time.
Satou
sabi , kuro
I first saw Satou's clothes at an exhibition six months ago. When I saw this shirt, I was struck by its overwhelming aura, depth of color, nostalgia, coolness, exquisite silhouette, and the softness and lightness of the Melton.
cool.
This uneven dyeing is a color that represents rust.
I was very moved when I saw this. It's not flashy at all, but the color evokes the time that passes, like iron that has been hit by water many times.
I realized once again that I like this unevenness. I also like the fact that no two pieces are the same.
The buttons are made from Tobe ware from Tobe Town, Ehime Prefecture, and are beautifully crafted with the rust-resistant look that only ceramics can offer.
Jet black KURO.
To begin with, the black fabric is a very deep black, as if it had been dyed multiple times.
This deep kuro is incredibly cool.
By mixing wool with nylon thread, it is light and soft.
The black buttons are made from Tobe ware from Tobe Town, Ehime Prefecture, and are shiny buttons that are used as an accent for the rich black Melton fabric.
Satou
sabi , kuro
Wearing size 2
174kg, 78kg
It's a half-zipper that covers about 70% of the space. You can leave it open or closed.
Tuck a tank top or vintage T-shirt inside and leave it fully open. Wear a turtleneck and close it fully.
I think it's a good idea to wear a light hoodie.
You can also wear a coat over it, so it can be used as both a shirt and an outer layer.
It can be used in a variety of ways.
The width is loose, but the length is not too long, so I think it's just right.
The clothes have a nostalgic yet urban feel that is typical of satou, and when you look at the details of the items, you can see elements of military items, European workwear, Japanese clothing, and many other things, making them very interesting.
I hope you will take a look.
Satou
sabi , kuro