Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count

"Twill Ramie Linen Wool 25 Count" is a thick ramie-linen blend fabric with a soft, woolly texture, created by blending wool with a ramie and linen blend yarn made using Japan's proud spinning technology.

Expressive Linen Wool Born from Japanese Spun Yarn and the Craftsmanship of Master Dyers

"Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count" is a herringbone woven fabric meticulously crafted in the Enshu region, using 25-count ramie linen blend yarn for the warp and 25-count ramie linen wool blend yarn for the weft, both spun with Japan's proud spinning technology.
The fabric is then dyed by master dyers in Hamamatsu, a city renowned for its textiles. They carefully dye the fabric without subjecting it to unnecessary chemical treatments, maximizing the natural qualities of the material. Through time and effort, this process results in an expressive, warm linen-wool fabric.

Warm and Rich Texture with Prominent Napping

"Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count" is dyed slowly and carefully without mercerization (chemical treatment before dyeing), which brings out the natural character of the material. This process retains the wool's texture, accentuating its delicate nap and creating a warm, rich expression.

A Plush, Soft, Thick Texture with Excellent Drape

"Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count" is a thick herringbone woven fabric that, after being carefully dyed over a long period by skilled dyers, is further washed and unraveled. This process creates an elastic drape. The combination of the herringbone weave's unevenness and the napping results in a plush, soft textured fabric.

Nine Sophisticated Color Variations with a Vintage Atmosphere

"Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count" utilizes the different dyeing properties of linen and wool yarns. By intentionally applying dark colors, the melange-like napping blends with the color, creating a rustic texture that exudes an appealing vintage atmosphere. For black, both linen and wool yarns are dyed separately to achieve a solid finish, enhancing its formal appeal.

Each piece is carefully crafted with the skills of artisans.

Kijinomori's fabrics, in terms of their texture, surface appearance, and dyeing techniques, are created in the Hamamatsu region by artisans with deep knowledge of natural fibers, leveraging their seasoned skills and intuition.

Natural Dyed

Natural dyeing is a method where fabrics are dyed directly from their loom state, without subjecting them to stress from bleaching or chemical treatments. The dyes react overnight, resulting in a gradual coloring process.
Considering factors like weather, humidity, and temperature, the dyeing process is carried out slowly and meticulously, maximizing the inherent qualities of the material. This creates subtle irregularities, bleeding, and delicate variations in shade, resulting in a fabric with a natural and rustic texture.

　Please Note　

※ There may be bamboo-like wrinkles and dye pooling in wrinkled areas. ※ As 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 sensitive skin may experience some prickliness.

About Wool Blend Materials

For handling wool blend materials such as linen wool, please read "About Wool Blend Materials".

With its rich texture, napping, and drape, this material is perfect for sophisticated
autumn and winter attire.

"Ramie Linen Wool Herringbone 25 Count" boasts a plush weave, a rich texture that blends subtle nap and color, and a thick, voluminous drape. This material offers exceptional richness, significantly enhancing the autumn and winter feel.
From outer garments like jackets and coats to dresses, skirts, and pants, whether for everyday wear or more formal attire, why not enjoy a refined and unique atmosphere? We hope you find it useful for your creations.

Examples of creations using this fabric

Despite being a thick 25-count fabric, it had both softness and crispness. The herringbone weave created an indescribably elegant silhouette that conformed to the body.
For the stole, the leftover fabric was a perfect square, so I finished the edges with fringe to add a stole.

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