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Ine Cho jacket in indigo

174,00 €

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An exceptional pattern that discreetly sets you apart, woven on a Japanese Jacquard loom
A blue that time will enhance with indigo shades, thanks to the fading of its Japanese dye
A unique shape, inspired by the noragi and workwear jackets
Three pockets for all your belongings, including a zipped one inside

To be worn as easily as a blue cardigan thanks to its understated color, with a colorful t-shirt and bleached jeans or a light blue shirt and chinos in mid-season, then under a coat in winter.

Marin, our model, is 1.85m tall, weighs 75kg, and wears size 52.

Washing an indigo garment is an adventure to experience. To be sure that the latter will be nothing but pleasure, you just need to take two precautions:

- wash it alone in your machine the first few times (with minimum spin and without tumble drying),
- do not rub it on your jeans and white t-shirts.

As it has already been washed in the workshop, there is little chance that it will bleed onto your other clothes while wearing it. So see this second precaution as an additional margin of safety.

Wash at 30C° inside out, moderate treatment, reduce machine load, short spin cycle

Air dry

Flat dry

Iron on reverse side at low temperature

Moderate dry cleaning

No tumble dry

No bleaching

Details & finishes

Zippered inner pocket in cotton.

Two large piped flap pockets.

Horn buttons, naturally beautiful and durable.

Buttoned cuffs.

Exceptional and More Beautiful Over Time

Jacquard Pattern 100% Cotton, Woven in Japan

To subtly stand out, you might be content to surprise those who notice these rich patterns, rarely seen. And explain to them that the experienced weavers at Shibaya varied the configuration of their Jacquard looms to create these small squares.

You could, but the beauty of this pattern is just beginning: with each wash, you will gradually enhance it with indigo reflections. And you will be proud because this fading is an adventure that requires wearing it over and over.

You will still share some credit with Shibaya, who particularly excels in rope dyeing. The fibers of the warp threads, bundled into ropes and then dipped in indigo baths, have not absorbed the dye deeply and will lighten more easily, gaining nuance and character

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Its unique shape will highlight your difference, with its collar inspired by the noragi (a traditional rural Japanese garment), and its flap pockets inspired by work jackets.

Nonetheless, its button closure makes it as simple to wear as a blue cardigan

Ine Cho jacket in indigo

Exceptional and More Beautiful Over Time

Jacquard Pattern 100% Cotton, Woven in Japan

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