Edoten Cotton Hanten Hanten Kurume Tsumugi Made In One Size Fits All (Hanten), Weave, Japan, Brown,

This warm Hanten is handmade using Kurume Tsumugi fabric made in Japan. It is filled with 70% cotton, making it as warm as wearing a futon. It also has pockets for storing small items. Size: Free size (same size for each color) ■ Length: 84cm Width: 67cm Sleeve length: 71cm Fabric: 100% cotton Filling: 70% cotton, 30% polyester New patterns are added to our standard designs every year! The patterns are original and exclusive to our shop. The patterns we produce change every year, and we only produce a few pieces of each design. We don't stock these in department stores, so you can enjoy a unique, niche world. ＜How to care for at home＞ Wash by hand using a mild detergent and gently press the garment to wash. When wringing, use a gentle wringing motion. When using a washing machine, place the garment in a net and set the spin cycle to a short time. Before drying, adjust the shape and lay flat or hang on a clothesline to prevent the cotton from becoming stiff. If you are concerned about the fabric fading, we recommend drying in the shade. Do not use a dryer. When ironing, use medium heat and place a cloth over the garment. This is a handmade, warm hanten jacket with plenty of padding. This is a carefully made Japanese hanten! Each piece is sewn by hand, so the seams are not as stiff as those made by a sewing machine, and the finished product is soft. The filling is also 70% cotton, making it as warm as wearing a futon. If it were made of 100% cotton, it would be too heavy, so we mixed in 30% polyester to give it a fluffy feel. It's also a great gift. ^^ This is a Kurume hanten that is made with special attention to the fabric weaving method (Kurume weaving). Size: Free size Length 84cm Width 67cm Sleeve length 71cm Large size: Length 92cm, Width 72cm, Sleeve length 76.5cm Outer material: 100% cotton Lining: 100% cotton Filling: 70% cotton 30% polyester, made in Japan Care Instructions Wash by hand using a mild detergent and gently press to wash. When using a washing machine to spin dry, place the item in a laundry net and set the spin cycle to short. Before drying, reshape the garment. To prevent the cotton from becoming stiff, reshape it and dry it flat or hang it on a clothesline, turning it over and letting it dry naturally. If you are concerned about the fabric getting burned, we recommend drying it in the shade. Do not use a dryer. When ironing, use medium heat and place a cloth over the garment.