Boro Patchwork Hat cap-051

Fashion items like clothes, hats, and bags that have become old, stained, and torn, but are too precious to discard. Various old cloths, including traditional Japanese kasuri (ikat) and indigo-dyed kimono fabrics, faded denim, all mended and faded over time. Materials that evoke the passage of time. We are engaged in creative activities where we remake and upcycle beloved, aged items by patching them with discarded old cloths, giving them new designs. ● Memories That Can't Be Thrown Away, Now in a New Form We've given a new design to a standard cap using patchwork of old cloths. A one-of-a-kind item, randomly combined from various old cloths such as traditional Japanese kasuri (ikat) and indigo-dyed fabrics, and faded denim. ● Your Unique Item, Adorned by Old Cloths That Tell a Story ● We've Breathed New Life into Old Cloths. This is a one-of-a-kind item, remade with patchwork using beloved old cloths. ● Old Cloth Patchwork That Spins a Tale The history and memories held within each piece of old cloth will weave a unique story for you. ● The Charm of Vintage Texture The deep colors and textures unique to old cloths will transport you to a special world. ● Sustainable Fashion By remaking standard items with old cloths, you can enjoy fashion that is kind to the environment and to yourself. ● Old Cloth Patchwork Old cloths with a unique texture have been carefully remade by hand. By randomly combining various old cloths such as kasuri and indigo-dyed fabrics, we've created a one-of-a-kind original design. [Materials] Kasuri, indigo dye, stencil dyeing, kimono fabric, etc. [Size] Free [Features] You can enjoy the texture, fading, and wrinkles unique to old cloths. As you use it over time, you can enjoy its unique aging process. Threads may fray with use. As these are old cloths, stains and spots may remain. *Items are also sold at our physical store and events. Please note that items may sell out before your order is processed due to the time difference. Also, the color may change slightly due to aging from the time of photography. Thank you for your understanding.