Watanosato Kurume Samue Made In Japan Bunjin-ori (work Clothes) (S, Navy)

---------------------------------------------------------------------- [S size] Length: 75cm Sleeve length: 70cm Waist: 68~76cm Pants length: 97cm Recommended height: 162~172cm [Medium size] Length: 77cm Sleeve length: 73cm Waist: 76~84cm Pants length: 100cm Recommended height: 165~175cm [L size] Length: 82cm Sleeve length: 74cm Waist: 84~94cm Pants length: 102cm Recommended height: 175~185cm [LL size] Length: 83cm, Sleeve length: 76cm, Waist: 94~104cm, Pants length: 103cm Recommended height: 177cm~187cm [Material] 100% cotton, made in Japan ■Kurume Bunjinori - What is Bunjingara? In the past, this was made as a kimono pattern for men. There is also a theory that it was named Bunjingara because it was a kimono pattern often worn by monks. In Kurume Kasuri, it is called Bunjin Kasuri. Bunjin Kasuri is very expensive, costing tens of thousands of yen per piece, so it is out of reach. This product uses twisted thread (thread of two different colors) to faithfully express Bunjin Kasuri without using kasuri techniques. It is called Kurume Bunjinori because it is woven wide. The small lattice pattern is stylish and has a unique texture that cannot be achieved with printed materials. The waist is elastic and has a drawstring. The pants have pockets on both sides, the jacket has a pocket on the left side, and it has a front zipper. The ankles can be adjusted with drawstrings.