Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed

Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed is a high-density, light, and crisp fabric that is also used for outerwear such as mountain parkas and mod coats. Its richly textured, uneven appearance exudes a sophisticated aura, allowing you to enjoy a stylish and cool look even in handmade creations.

Flavorful cotton-linen fabric that brings out the best of both cotton and linen

“Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed” is a fabric woven with 100% cotton warp and a cotton-linen blend weft into a wide, high-density plain weave. Through the craftsmanship of Hamamatsu dyers who are experts in natural materials, the unique qualities of both cotton and linen are maximized, resulting in a natural texture.

*”Dump” is an abbreviation for “downproof,” referring to a high-density fabric woven tightly to prevent down (feathers) from escaping.

Realistic uneven dyeing born from serendipity

"Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed" employs a special dyeing method that uses specific dyes to achieve a "more beautiful faded look and vintage texture." This method creates realistic, accidental uneven dyeing, resulting in a richly textured appearance.

A dense yet soft and supple crispness

"Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed" is a high-density, medium-weight fabric that brings out the best qualities of both cotton and linen. It possesses a soft resilience, offering a smooth and supple feel.

Quietly urban, vintage-inspired colors available in 11 shades

“Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed” features subdued, deep colors that, combined with the realistic uneven dyeing and the crisp texture of the high-density weave, create a quietly urban, vintage feel.

color:OW/Off-white, KN/Ecru, 1/Beige, 2/Khaki

color:8/Turquoise, 3/Green, 7/Light Grey, 4/Bordeaux

color:5/Grey, 6/Navy, BK/Black

Each piece is carefully crafted with the skill of artisans

Kiji no Mori fabrics are created in Hamamatsu by skilled artisans with extensive knowledge of natural fibers, leveraging their expertise and intuition to achieve unique textures, surface finishes, and dyeing techniques.

Damaged Dyed and Washed (ddw®) Process

Unlike printed uneven dyeing, “Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed” is produced by applying special damage to the greige fabric and simultaneously dyeing it. This method carefully finishes each roll over a long period without altering the inherent character of the fabric (greige).

Top: Uneven dyeing/weaving, Bottom: Selvedge wrinkles, lightning wrinkles, creases, dye unevenness

Characteristics of the processing

Due to the nature of the Damaged Dyed and Washed process, there may be streaks, selvedge wrinkles, uneven dyeing, slubs, neps, and creases as shown in the images above. These are not defects, but rather natural characteristics of the fabric.

color:5/Grey

High-density material for a stylish look

"Cotton Linen Dump Damaged Dyed" is a high-density, lightweight, and crisp fabric, also used for outerwear such as mountain parkas and mod coats. Its richly textured, uneven appearance exudes a sophisticated aura, allowing you to create stylish, handmade garments. We encourage you to use it for your next project.

Showcasing creations made with this fabric

Staff's creation: [Top]
Product name: Double-breasted peplum blouse
Color used: 8/Turquoise
Fabric length used: 1.5m

Staff's creation: [Bottoms]
Product name: Pants with front pockets
Color used: 8/Turquoise
Fabric length used: 2.5m

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Staff's creation
Product name: Long Robe
Color used: Khaki
Fabric length used: 4.5m

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Staff's creation
Product name: Camisole Jumpsuit
Color used: Black
Fabric length used: 3m

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Variations

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