Bushu Authentic Indigo Dye Blue Striped Hat RAORH007 x ORIHARA STYLE Hat Unisex Hat Foldable Made in RAORH007 size (ORIHARA STYLE) (Kojimaya Men's

Size and weight (approx.): 2 sizes (M: 57cm, L: 59cm) / 80g Material: Outer: Cotton (indigo dye) Lining: Cotton, etc. Specifications: Made with Kojimaya indigo-dyed fabric Country of Origin: Japan Please note that as these are handmade products, there may be slight individual differences. Sizes are approximate. ◆ A collaboration between Kojimaya, founded in 1872, and ORIHARA STYLE Kojimaya is a brand originating from a dyeing and weaving factory that has been producing indigo-dyed textiles for over 140 years since its founding in 1872. This is a collaboration item between this long-established fabric store and ORIHARA STYLE, the brand of hat designer and craftsman Orihara. ◆Unisex casual hat for adults A casual hat with a standard design. The brim can be raised or lowered. Great for a variety of occasions, including travel, outdoor activities, and everyday use. Can be folded up and carried when not in use. Available in two sizes, unisex. ◆Kojimaya Kojima Dyeing and Weaving Industry was founded in 1872. With a history of over 140 years, it is the oldest dyeing and weaving factory in Hanyu City, Saitama Prefecture, which is known for its Bushu True Indigo Dyeing. By consistently performing the entire process from dyeing, weaving, and finishing, they create high-quality, carefully crafted fabrics. The greatest feature of Bushu True Indigo Dyeing is the "blue stripes" that are created by weaving pre-dyed thread into cloth. ◆ Nao Orihara, a designer who specializes in three-dimensional molding Born in Tokyo, he grew up with parents who run a hat manufacturing business that has been in business since 1897. After graduating from a fashion college design department in 1991, he joined an apparel manufacturer, where he started out in product planning and development, and worked as a designer, pattern maker, buyer, and then became a hat designer. After training as a craftsman as his father's apprentice, he started his own company in 2003, where he plans and manufactures hats.