SOWBOW
SOWBOW "Sport Jacket H / Tie-Dye Indigo"
Product Description
Soumang Shirt's new item, "Soumang Shirt H/SPORT JACKET" is now in stock!
This piece is made from lightweight, soft-touch 10oz cotton-linen nep denim and features our signature indigo tie-dye, giving it a strong artistic feel and a great atmosphere.
It has a large patch pocket on the front and a coverall-like design, but the subtle details such as buttons give it a relaxed feel.
The pattern features natural raglan sleeves, a slightly longer length, and an overall relaxed silhouette, making it a piece that combines the best of a shirt jacket, varsity jacket, and pharaoh coat.
It goes well with innerwear like a turtleneck! It's easy to coordinate with other items, so you can layer it with a wide range of items.
The thick buttons are carefully attached by hand and are original ceramic buttons made from Arita ware, a renowned Saga Prefecture tradition, a mark of SOWBOW's commitment.
The piping on the lining is also impeccable!
This item can be worn with a great look, so if you are looking for a unique piece, this is the one for you.
Product information
■ Material: 70% COTTON 30% LINEN
■ Country of origin: Made in Japan
| Size (cm) | Length | Chest width | Sleeve length |
| 2 | 78 | 68 | 85 |
|
3 |
80 |
70 |
86 |
*Measurements are taken flat.
Wearing staff height 165cm 60kg wearing size 2
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Brand Information
■SOWBOW■ COMFORTABLE CLOTHING is not simply comfortable everyday clothing. It is the feeling of "dressing in a kimono" and valuing the atmosphere and mood that is created between the wearer and the clothes. The brand name SOWBOW means "people" or "folk." It was named with the hope that the clothes SOWBOW produces "should not be for someone special, but something that fits into people's everyday lives." With a production background primarily in the Kyushu region, the company actively designs and proposes items that are suited to Japanese culture, environment, and history, using traditional techniques (fabrics, dyeing, and sewing) that have been cultivated in the region for ages.
