Japanese Cotton Suit: Traditional Tanning Process for Unique, High-Quality Textiles

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Japan imports pure cotton near the river tan, and high-density weaves provide a good range. Prior to dyeing, rollers are processed using confidential technology, resulting in natural wrinkles that cannot be removed.
The dye is processed through rollers and rebound resins, increasing the expansion and intensity. It’s soft and soft, and it’s fragrance.
In Japan, the tanning process has its origins in the Kamakura era.
It’s a textile processing technology with a long history.
No additional chemicals are added, and natural wrinkles are seen through natural corsets.
The process is cumbersome and time-consuming, and it requires the maker to sow the ashes of plants like fruit trees in water.
It is a natural bleach that makes the cotton softer.
And cast the grey juice on the cloth, and tan for more than a dozen days under the sun, and repeat the steps.
Finally, the buckets were rinsed into the water and then washed and sunbathed.
The whole process lasts at least 1-2 months.
Because of the uncertainty of sunlight and air moisture, the muscle, colour and even the smell of each piece of fabric is unique.
Size: SML