〈 CINEMA JAPONESQUE 〉

- A group of unspeakable things -

To the scene where those shadows that spin the beauty of Japan, both visible and invisible

With a history of more than 100 years, "THE YARD" is a brand born from Yamato Co., Ltd., whose mission is to "continue to update kimono and Japanese culture". . In collaboration with THE YARD, we will release SIRI SIRI's first wardrobe, using fabrics often used for yukata. Summer in Japan feels like the sun is getting closer and the shadows are getting darker with each passing year. This series allows you to enjoy a sophisticated look that evokes the aesthetics of Japan even during the harshest of seasons.

Enshu (Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture), which is famous for producing cotton fabrics, is made by interweaving cotton with hemp. We use the finished "cotton linen hand shibo".

The loose-fitting <Raglan shirt>, which can be worn by men, is accented with a raglan curve and buttons at the collar for easy movement. There is a pocket on the cutout part of the body.

It is an item that combines refreshing comfort, elegance, and modernity.

Also, in our first collaboration with THE YARD, a brand that proposes Kimono for contemporary lifestyle created by the company Yamato with a history spanning more than 100 years, we present a series of wardrobe pieces applying the cotton hemp blend teshibo* tanmono**, which is often used for summer kimonos. The sun seems to get closer every year and the shadows thicker during the summertime in Japan. We make a new proposal for our customers to enjoy refined garments that encapsulate the Japanese aesthetic sense even in hot summer days. Ensyu shibo, a tanmono formed by blending cotton and hemp fibers, is woven at Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, a city famous for cotton textiles. By treating the fabric with shibo, a method of creating a bumpy texture on the material, contact between the cloth and skin lessens to make the resulting fabric breathable and light. This unisex Ensyu shibo Raglan shirt is styled with raglan sleeves and buttons on the neckline for added comfort. if to retain the wind, it is an item that is both elegant and modern.
*teshibo - a crepe making process involving the rubbing of cloth on a washboard to make it rough
**tanmono - a traditional roll of cloth developed exclusively for making a kimono