Made by our friends at House of Okajima in Kyoto, these shirts are an exercise in sourcing from entirely within Japan, and from entirely within our social network.
Daisaku Okajima is the fifth generation from a kimono making family based in central Kyoto. For this project he sourced shirts that were cut and sewn in Tokyo, from cloth knit in Wakayama, from cotton grown in Okayama.
Printing was done by hand in Kyoto by Okajima san and Iwai Senkou.
The result is a thick, sturdy, extremely high quality shirt that wears equally well in the city or forest.
Sizing is “Japanese size” so please refer to the size chart.
American customers will likely choose one size larger than they usually wear.
Japanese consumption tax included.
International taxes, VAT, Tariffs, etc NOT INCLUDED.
Made by our friends at House of Okajima in Kyoto, these shirts are an exercise in sourcing from entirely within Japan, and from entirely within our social network.
Daisaku Okajima is the fifth generation from a kimono making family based in central Kyoto. For this project he sourced shirts that were cut and sewn in Tokyo, from cloth knit in Wakayama, from cotton grown in Okayama.
Printing was done by hand in Kyoto by Okajima san and Iwai Senkou.
The result is a thick, sturdy, extremely high quality shirt that wears equally well in the city or forest.
Sizing is “Japanese size” so please refer to the size chart.
American customers will likely choose one size larger than they usually wear.
Japanese consumption tax included.
International taxes, VAT, Tariffs, etc NOT INCLUDED.
