Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi
Blue Blue Japan

Fine Sashiko Coverall Jacket in Sumi Nagashi

$ 725.00
Size: Small
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  • This coverall features a rare "Sumi Nagashi" hand-dyeing technique, in which skilled artisans carefully apply colors and patterns one layer at a time to create a unique, multicolor finish. Blending workwear utility with traditional Japanese sashiko textiles, the Coverall features a clean minimalist design with two large patch pockets at the waist. Sewn using Blue Blue's Fine Sashiko fabric, a high-density sashiko cloth with a lightweight-flexible structure closely resembling martial arts gi. Hand-dyed using a range of indigo, navy, and sumi-ink dyes, the Jacket comes equipped with heavy-duty corozo nut buttons and flat-felled reinforcing throughout.
    • Regular fit
    • Sumi Nagashi hand-dye technique
    • Fine sashiko fabric
    • Corozo nut buttons
    • Two hand pockets at waist
    • 100% cotton
    • Made in Japan
  • Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length
    Small 42" 18" 22.5" 26"
    Medium 44" 19" 23.5" 27.5"
    Large 46" 19.5" 24.5" 28"
    X-Large 48" 20.75" 24.5" 28.5"

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  • Blue Blue Japan stands as one of the most recognizable names in the Japanese fashion industry, having become synonymous with the craft of indigo since the brand's inception in 1996. As part of the Seilin Company family, the decorated label applies its roots in denim manufacturing towards a line of beautifully-dyed garments designed to get better with age.

Blue Blue Japan stands as one of the most recognizable names in the Japanese fashion industry, having become synonymous with the craft of indigo and natural dye techniques since the brand's inception in 1996. As part of the Seilin Company family, the decorated label applies its roots in denim manufacturing towards a line of handmade, beautifully dyed garments designed to last a lifetime.