This piece is based on the structure of a denim jacket, overlaid with an argyle pattern made from sashiko fabric.
In the soft tones of OFF WHITE, the texture and stitching lines of the sashiko fabric stand out subtly.
The pattern is not overtly emphasized, but rather an expression that naturally emerges from the layering of fabric and stitching.

Material

White denim fabric is used for the base, with sashiko fabric placed on the front body.
The smooth texture of the denim contrasts with the three-dimensional weave characteristic of sashiko.
By combining light tones, the difference in materials is gently perceived.

Processing and Details

The entire garment has been processed to soften the color and add natural depth.
The quilting lines and stitches in the sashiko areas are preserved as structure, not merely decoration.
The appearance of the cuffs and hem also subtly reflects the traces of the manufacturing process.

Silhouette

A denim jacket silhouette based on a compact length.
Designed with appropriate room in the body to accommodate the thickness of the sashiko fabric.

Background Story

This piece was created against the backdrop of the 26SS season theme "Artisan Handiwork."
The argyle pattern is not a simple design, but a structure built through the layering of fabric and stitching.
It is realized through the interplay of material individuality and manufacturing judgment.