




Echizen Shirts/Blouses · Three-Panel Sleeve Shirt Fabric: Organic Cotton / Undyed Flannel
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Soft, Comfortably Gentle Against the Skin
Brushed Flannel Fabric Ideal for Clothing Projects
*This is a sales page for fabric used to make clothing.
Softness You’ll Want to Wear Forever
The soft brushed feel against the skin is the most comforting, wonderful texture you’ll find. It’s especially recommended for those with sensitive skin.

Wide Range of Clothing You Can Make
You can use this fabric for all outerwear pieces, including Echizen shirts, Echizen dresses, three-sleeve shirts, and gathered-sleeve haori coats. It also works great for bottoms, including Hakama and wide-leg karusan pants. Tapered tucked pants expose the knees, so they’re not a good fit (unless you make them in a larger size, in which case it’s okay).
Domestically Woven Organic Cotton
This is a precious material woven domestically in Japan. Crafted with high-level techniques, it has an incredibly smooth feel against the skin.

Fabric Details
Fabric Width: 112cm
Length: 2m
Material: 100% Cotton (Organic Cotton)
Washing Instructions
Wash by hand before sewing, or place in a laundry bag and wash on a gentle cycle.
Please note that shrinkage may occur depending on your washing machine and washing method.
Our Craft Story
Ishidarezumi Western Goods Shop publishes its own clothing-making tutorials. We developed this fabric specifically for handcraft projects because we, too, were generously taught how to make clothes by members of our local community.
It once was commonplace for everyone to make their own clothing, with every family member wearing the garments they’d created. People naturally built their own lives with their own hands.
We can’t replicate the full lives of our ancestors, but we want to share the joy of handcrafting and the pride of wearing something you made yourself with as many people as possible. That’s why we regularly host workshops and similar events.
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失われつつあった
日本古来の服の知恵と心を学び
次の世代へつなげたい
縄文から続く山間集落・石徹白(いとしろ)で、
地域に伝わる衣服を復刻、リデザインしています
「直線裁断」布に無駄のない形
「藍染・草木染」この土地で育つ植物で染めています