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Model: 174cm / 52kg / Size M
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Item Code：cashmere-seamless-cardigan-rope-shibori-makinui-camel-ecru
Cashmere Seamless Cardigan "Rope" Shibori Makinui Camel / Ecru
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Size(cm)
| Size | Shoulder | Pit to Pit | Length | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | 肩幅 | 身幅 | 着丈 | 袖丈 |
| M |
Material
| Cashmere 100% | [Main fabric] |
| Collection | 20SS |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | Stretches a bit |
| Brand | suzusan |
| Lining | No lining |
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suzusan 2020 Spring Summer Collection.
The designer selected the material, he always pursues the highest quality material and made the original material by purchasing the scarce and high quality cashmere from Mongolia directly from the local market. An antique spinning machine was improved to create a unique texture by twisting it lightly.
It is characterized by its smoothness and softness, it is extremely light weight and wraps comfortably.
The aperture technique used is "roll stitching".
A mark it put on the part to be squeezed and a needle is inserted so that the farbric in between is wrapped and then sew and dye.
By dyeing in this way, the stitched parts are not dyed and the pattern that emerges from the fabric is completed.
All the processes are done by hand by craftsmen and the process takes a lot of time.
Available in two colours: Light Gray × Black and Camel x Ecru.
About suzusan
Designer : Hiroyuki Murase
Based in Dusseldorf, Germany, Mr. Hiroyuki Murase was born as the 5th generation owner of Suzuzo Shoten, a reinterpretation the different traditional techniques of dyeing called 'Narumi Arimatsu shibori' which has been handed down for more than 400 years in the Narumi and Arimatsu areas of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture.
The collection combines the traditional and modern elements of 'Narumi Arimatsu shibori'.
The company released its collection in Paris in 2012 and at Milano Fashion Week in 2014. Today, the company provides dyed fabrics for haute couture and has expanded its range of activities through collaboration with top fashion brands in Japan and overseas.
From the selection of fabrics to the design, the designer himself goes to the factory to look for materials and always pursues the highest quality materials for his brand.
This brand is designed beyond the framework of traditional crafts and it is drawing attention from the world's top fashion brands and select shops with high sensitivity mainly in Europe.
