

Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half
"Growable Used Canvas Fabric"
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" is a "growable used canvas fabric" that becomes softer and more familiar with use, and whose character deepens over time.
While it has a moderate crispness initially, repeated use makes it softer and more pliable, and the elegant faded dyeing allows you to enjoy age-related changes where marks and scuffs gently appear.

"Growable Used Canvas Fabric" created by you
Initially, the fabric has a crisp texture, but it gradually softens and becomes more pliable with use, developing unique marks and fading, allowing you to enjoy your own personal used look. This "joy of growing" is the greatest appeal of this fabric.

Domestically produced by the craftsmanship of Japanese artisans
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" is a durable plain weave canvas fabric made from 22/2 yarn.
It boasts a warm, unique texture, carefully finished one bolt at a time by local Hamamatsu dyers, a testament to Japanese craftsmanship.
Natural cotton flecks and the three-dimensional feel of the yarn create a rustic and profound expression.

Texture created by Rudeback Half® processing
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" is processed with "Rudeback® Half," which involves dyeing small batches by hand, making the most of the natural unevenness of the material without mercerization.
Fine wrinkles and random dye irregularities create a soft, plump, and rich texture.
*Mercerization: A pre-treatment that smoothes the fabric surface before dyeing. By intentionally omitting it, the natural texture of the material is preserved.


The more you use it, the more its character develops.
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" uses an elegant faded dyeing process, so the more you use it, the more it blends in, and you can enjoy the age-related changes from marks and scuffs. It's a canvas fabric that you can cultivate to create your own unique used look.

18 tasteful colors to expand the joy of cultivating with your own hands
Since its launch in 2010, "Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" has offered 18 colors based on unbleached fabric. The subdued, muted tones naturally fade with use, adding depth to their texture. Changing its appearance over time, this fabric's charm lies in how it "grows into your unique piece" in your daily life.

Different age-related changes for each color
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" exhibits different age-related changes depending on the color.
Furthermore, its appearance also changes according to the user's lifestyle, such as washing frequency and usage.

Colors with relatively lighter hues (5/Off-white, KN/Natural, 1/Beige, 14/Dark Beige) exhibit gentle fading and are colors where you can enjoy a natural texture for a long time.

On the other hand, medium-density colors like (6/Pistachio, 13/Khaki, 7/Marron Brown, 16/Charcoal) tend to show more fading with use, allowing you to enjoy a deeper, more vintage-like aging process.
If you want to minimize fading, light colors are recommended. If you want to fully enjoy a used or vintage feel, medium-density colors are recommended.
*The degree of aging varies depending on usage conditions. Please be aware of this in advance.

About KN/Natural
KN/Natural has an undyed finish.
By intentionally leaving cotton flecks during processing, we've brought out the material's inherent simplicity and depth.
You can enjoy its natural, vintage-like appearance.

Each piece is carefully crafted with the skill of artisans
Fuji no Mori fabrics are created with the skilled techniques and intuition of local Hamamatsu artisans who are knowledgeable about natural fibers, in terms of creating the texture and surface of the material, and dyeing techniques.

Rudeback® Half Processing
Rudeback® Half processing is Fuji no Mori's unique dyeing process that creates a vintage-like texture, as if the fabric has been well-used and softened. The fabric (greige/kibata) is repeatedly dyed with sulfur dyes in a non-continuous manual process without excessive stress, achieving vibrant colors, and then washed off to finish. Fabrics dyed with sulfur dyes soften with repeated washing, developing creases, scuffs, and fading, but to some extent, their characteristics are maintained.
Handling of fabrics dyed with sulfur dyes
- Fabrics dyed with sulfur dyes are more prone to fading and discoloration than general fabrics. While general washing is possible, to minimize fading, use a neutral detergent such as a delicate wash and cold water.
- Lightfastness is very weak, and fading or discoloration can occur not only during washing but also from direct sunlight or fluorescent lights. Always store in a place away from light.
- If you are sensitive to color fading, please avoid using fabrics dyed with sulfur dyes.

Characteristics of the processing
There may be streaks, selvedge wrinkles, dyeing irregularities, slubs, naps, weaving creases, etc., as shown in the image above. These are not defects, so please understand them as natural characteristics.

Reliable canvas that sews smoothly even with a home sewing machine
"Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" has an exquisite medium thickness that is not as stiff as canvas and not too thin. While it has appropriate crispness, it is not excessively hard, and the needle passes through smoothly, allowing for easy sewing even with a home sewing machine.

For clothes and accessories. Used canvas that grows with daily use.
The medium-weight and sturdy "Cotton Canvas Rude Back Half" is a versatile material that can be used for a wide range of items, from clothing such as jackets, pants, skirts, and aprons, to bags, hats, and small accessories.
While it has a moderate crispness initially, repeated use makes it softer and more pliable, and even the same color can develop completely different appearances depending on how it's used.
Please enjoy the "unique used feel" that emerges in your daily life.


FAQ
Q: Is pre-washing necessary? Will it shrink after washing?
A: The shrinkage rate is roughly 1%, which is negligible, so pre-washing is not essential.
Q: Why does the color fade when washed?
A: This is because "sulfur dyes" are used, which have a property of fading easily, similar to indigo. If you want to suppress color fading, we recommend using a neutral detergent and gently hand-washing.
Q: Can I sew it with a home sewing machine?
A: Yes, it can be sewn with a home sewing machine.
A sewing machine needle of size 11-14 and thread of #60 (for medium-weight fabrics) are recommended.
Works using this fabric

Staff creation
Work title: Salopette Pants
Color used: 15 / Blue
Fabric quantity used: 2m
Pattern used: Original

Staff creation
Work title: Wide Pants
Color used: 1 / Beige
Fabric quantity used: 2m
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