

Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" is a plump and thick linen wool fabric with a moderate woolly texture, blending wool with ramie and linen blended yarn made with Japan's proud high spinning technology.

Warm linen wool born from high-quality materials and the skilled craftsmanship of a long-established dyeing artisan.
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" is a fabric carefully woven in a twill weave in the Enshu region, using ramie linen blend yarn of 25 count, made with Japan's proud high spinning technology, for the warp, and hemp wool blend yarn of 25 count for the weft. The fabric is then processed by dyers in Hamamatsu, a city renowned for its textile industry. They take their time and effort to maximize the natural characteristics of the material without applying unnecessary chemical treatments or stress to the fabric, resulting in a textured and warm linen wool fabric.

A texture with delicate fuzz that enhances the feeling of warmth.
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" is woven in a twill weave, which tends to highlight the characteristics of the yarn. To maximize the properties of both linen and wool, the fabric is carefully dyed over a long period by skilled dyers. This process brings out a delicate woolly texture on the surface, enhancing its warm appearance.

A plump, thick, and smooth texture.
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" is a thick twill fabric that is carefully dyed by artisans over time and then washed and untangled, resulting in a plump, smooth, and soft texture. Coupled with its moderate fuzziness, it exudes a natural and rustic warmth.

Available in 18 colors, exuding a vintage-inspired warmth.
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" utilizes the different dyeing properties of ramie linen and wool to create a subtle melange of fluff on the surface. Combined with muted colors, this gives it a vintage-inspired, warm aesthetic. Furthermore, black is achieved by meticulously dyeing both linen and wool yarns separately to create a solid color, resulting in a formal appearance.






Crafted meticulously by skilled artisans
The fabrics at Kiji no Mori are created in Hamamatsu, a local area, by skilled artisans with extensive knowledge of natural fibers. Their expertise and intuition are applied to every aspect, from crafting the texture and appearance of the material to the dyeing techniques. You can experience the joy of creating with a fabric that embodies the warmth of handwork and the artistry of experienced craftsmen.

Natural Dyed
Natural dyeing is a method where dyeing is done directly from the raw fabric (kibata) state. No stress is applied to the fabric through bleaching or chemical treatments. Instead, the dye reacts with the fabric for a full day and night, slowly dyeing it. Considering factors such as weather, humidity, and temperature, the artisans meticulously take their time and effort to bring out the maximum natural characteristics of the material. This process creates subtle unevenness, bleeding, and delicate variations in shading, resulting in a natural and rustic texture.


* Due to processing characteristics, minor lines, scratches, scuffs, and marks as shown above are unavoidable in the production process. Please understand this as a natural texture.
* Due to the natural finish, there may be variations such as strong creases at the selvedge and random wrinkles.
* The expression and texture of wrinkles, unevenness, and fluffiness are not uniform, depending on the color shade.


About Wool-Blend Materials
For handling linen wool and other wool-blend materials, please refer to " About Wool-Blend Materials ".

A vintage-inspired warmth that enhances the seasonal feel
"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" creates a vintage-inspired warmth with its delicate napped, muted colors. The plump, thick fabric with a smooth drape is ideal for outerwear like jackets and coats, as well as dresses, skirts, and pants. This linen fabric will enhance the seasonal feel from autumn to winter and early spring, making it perfect for your creations.
Featured works using this fabric

Title: Crew Neck Blouson with Double-Ended Zipper (lined)
Color used: 13 / Brown
Fabric needed: 3.0m
Reference book: "Wearing Big Clothes, Wearing Small Clothes." by Asuka Hamada (Bunka Publishing Bureau)
Utilizing the original length of L, I adjusted the armholes and body width to size I2 and arranged it with a lining. Because the fabric is plump, soft, and has a relatively good drape, I lengthened the zipper by an additional 2cm for stability and arranged it to be a double-ended zipper that can be opened from the bottom as well. The rough, hairy texture of the fabric creates a good impression, resulting in a vintage-like finish with a rich flavor.

Color used: KN / Natural
Fabric needed: 3.0m
Since it's a generous size, I cut the length a few centimeters longer without pre-washing, anticipating shrinkage. When cutting, twill fabrics tend to shift, so I spread it flat, removed the weft thread, and aligned the grain. I was able to sew with 30-count thread and an 11-gauge needle. Although it's thick, its softness allowed the gathers to settle nicely, creating a beautiful drape. For the finish, I washed it and intentionally left some wrinkles. Since it's a front-opening type, it can also be worn as a light jacket, making it a versatile item.
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