SOWBOW
SOWBOW "Souman Shirt/ONE PIECE COLLAR WIDE (CHIKUGO-ORI, BLACK CUBE)"
Product Description
SOWBOW's "Souman Shirt/ONE PIECE COLLAR WIDE (CHIKUGO-ORI, BLACK CUBE)" is now in stock!
A distinctive one-piece collar shirt that takes into account the brand's signature open collar.
It is designed with a relaxed silhouette that allows you to enjoy the "casual" look when wearing it, while preserving the mood it creates when worn.
The one-piece collar allows you to enjoy different styles depending on how open the buttons are.
The key features include stitching details such as flat-felled seams and one-sided pleats on the back, as well as original ceramic buttons made in an Arita ware workshop.
The fabric is characterized by the uneven texture and geometric woven pattern that are unique to Chikugo weaving.
[About Chikugoori]
This textile inherits the traditional philosophy of Kurume, and while acquiring new knowledge, combines the efficiency of machines with the laborious process of manual work to create a textile that combines learning from the past and creating something new.
It is a versatile piece that can be worn from casual to dressy.
| Size (cm) | Length | shoulder width | Chest width | Sleeve Length |
| 1 | 72 | 53 | 64 | 55 |
| 2 | 74 | 55 | 67 | 57 |
| 3 | 76 | 57 | 70 | 59 |
*Measurements are taken flat.
Wearing staff height 165cm 60kg wearing size 2
Materials and handling
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.
