

Wide Ramie Linen 25 Count
A thick ramie-linen fabric with a balanced blend of ramie and linen. It is characterized by naturally occurring random wrinkles, and its rustic, natural texture is appealing.

Ramie linen, a well-balanced blend of two raw materials: ramie and linen.

While most linen spinning is currently done overseas, this ramie linen, which blends the crispness of ramie with the softness of linen, is made using Japan's advanced spinning technology.


This fabric is woven into a wide plain weave fabric in the Enshu region using 25 count blended yarn.




The raw ramie linen (kibata) has strong fuzz, so preliminary processing called singeing (keyaki) is performed at a Japanese factory to burn off and remove the surface fuzz. This extra step smooths the fabric and makes it soft to the touch.



* Bamboo leaf-like wrinkles and dye pooling in the wrinkled areas may be present. * Because it is finished as naturally as possible, there may be variations such as strong wrinkles at the selvage and random wrinkles. * Please be aware that those with sensitive skin may experience a slight prickly sensation.

Through a special dyeing process that carefully washes the material to bring out its inherent characteristics, this material features naturally occurring random wrinkles and a rustic, natural charm.

This medium-weight, wide plain weave fabric has minimal sway and can be used for a wide range of fashion items such as outerwear, tops, bottoms, dresses, and aprons, as well as covers and cloths.
Works using this fabric

Staff creation
Work name: V-neck Jumper Skirt
Color used: 5/Bordeaux
Fabric length used: 4.0m

Staff creation
Work name: Hooded Coat
Color used: 7 / Navy
Fabric length used: 4.0m
Variations

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