Creative manufacturing that only we can do
We will continue to redesign and create in a way that suits the modern era.
Not bound by existing values,
For society, the environment, the people who wear it, and the people who make it
Better clothes, better designs.
But it's not just the same old style. It's the clothes we need in this modern age. We pursue designs that are comfortable for those of us living in the modern age.
What kind of design do you want? It is deeply influenced by the materials and dyeing methods.
As we pursue each of these goals, we always come back to the idea that our manufacturing should be "sustainable."
We must continue to carry on what our predecessors have done throughout our long history. To do so, it is essential that we create products that are in tune with the times.
Making clothes does not harm the environment or people. I feel that this will bring bright lights to the future for those who wear the clothes, for us who make them, and for the apparel industry as a whole.
We use natural materials produced domestically, such as organic cotton, linen, and wool, and we aim to use indigo dyeing and other plant dyeing methods as much as possible to prevent environmental pollution.
Additionally, I would like to use plants that are locally available rather than those transported from far away for the dyeing process.
Through our continued search and dedication, we have arrived at a base that is based on natural materials, natural dyes, and the "straight cutting" we learned from our grandmothers.
This is where we will continue our creative manufacturing.
