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¥19,800 ¥13,860
Product number: dg-1109
A short-sleeved shirt using Amami Oshima traditional crafts [mud dyeing] and [indigo dyeing].
A wide silhouette that can be worn loosely.
By dyeing the shirt with the buttons open and tying from the back,the front of the shirt becomes asymmetrical.
This is an attractive piece with the unique taste of handmade work and the one-of-a-kind textile design created by nature.
Made of smooth cotton material, slightly larger than last year's linen material.
Please see size specs for details.
As all the pieces are dyed by hand by craftsmen, it is also attractive that each piece has a different expression.
Co-produced with Higo Senyo.
What is [mud dyeing]?
A traditional industry that Amami Oshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, is proud of to the world [Oshima Tsumugi]
This dyeing method is one of the production processes and has a history of 1300 years.
The dyeing technique is entirely done by hand, using the Techi tree, which grows naturally on Amami Oshima, and iron-rich mud that can only be made in Amami.
Since no chemical dyes are used, there is no harm to the environment and no allergens are mixed in.
A truly unique dyeing method that has many benefits such as deodorizing and insect repelling effects.
*This product uses [mud dyeing, a traditional craft from Amami Oshima, Kagoshima Prefecture] and indigo dyeing.
*Please note that since all dyeing is done by hand, the color of each product may differ slightly from the image.
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*Due to the characteristics of dyeing, the size may vary slightly from the listed size chart.
COTTON 100%
MADE IN JAPAN
Length: L/72 cm, XL/75 cm
Width: L/63 cm, XL/ 65 cm
Shoulder width: L/52 cm, XL/55 cm
Sleeve length: L/26 cm, XL/27 cm
*Model height: 170 cm (wearing BROWN/XL, D.NAVY/L)
*This product will be delivered by Click Post, so we cannot accept delivery by specified date and time.
What is DEVADURGA?
DEVADURGA, which designer Hitoshi Shimazaki continues to send out from his hometown of Amami Oshima with a unique sense.
The highest mountain in the Himalayas, Everest, was called Devadurga in Sanskrit.
It has the meaning of a sacred mountain and the top of the world.
With this meaning in our brand name, we continue to propose a unique outdoor style using Amami's traditional crafts, mud dyeing and indigo dyeing, from Japan to the world.
