[Inspiration

The distinctive kadi used in this item is a twill weave of two different thicknesses of yarn.

One is a 100 count yarn, which is a thin yarn, twisted into a single strand.
The other is a single strand of 20 count thick yarn.

By mixing them, we have created a material that has the suppleness of twill weave, but still retains the Natural atmosphere.
When you touch it, you get the impression of "softness! The texture gives the impression of "softness!

There are several types, but this gray is my favorite.
It has a neutral impression with a slight bluish tint and a vintage look.

[Attention.

I wanted to make a top that men could wear comfortably, but when I finished making it, I found that I wanted to wear it myself, which is a strange thing about Eriko Yamaguchi's craftsmanship.

The center is made of Bislon, a sports-type zipper, in a color that matches the fabric.
The body and sleeves have cut-out accents that make a discreet statement (laughs).

This length, when worn by a woman, is below the hips and is tunic length.
It also has side pockets.

Finally, the silhouette of the overall garment is square from the shoulders to the hem, and the first sample was sewn with this in mind. This is also an important point in creating a men's look.

As you can see in the photo, the body width is pinpointed so that the garment does not flare out when worn, but is still roomy. I went back and forth between the scissors and the sewing machine until I got the body width just right.

My styling

I paired it with the blue Yuragi Voluminous Relaxed Pants in 40 yarn.
The slim and narrow hem of the pants gives an active and light impression.