Edoten Etchu Fundoshi Made in Stylish Japanese Tenugui One Size Fits Morning Glory Pattern (Loincloth) Japan, 100% Cotton, Pattern, Men's, All, (Black

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This Ecchu fundoshi loincloth is made in Japan using Niwa-zome dyed tenugui fabric. It's made of high-quality 100% cotton for a comfortable fit. It's breathable and doesn't get stuffy. It's also recommended for those who are concerned about tightness from elastic underwear or skin rashes caused by synthetic fibers. The stylish patterns make them perfect gifts. They also make a great gift for birthdays, Father's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, 60th birthdays, and various other occasions. Fundoshi are also known as classic pants and are loved by people of all ages and genders. The adjustable waist cord allows for a comfortable fit without restricting blood or lymph flow. Size: One size fits all, length 98cm x width 37cm, string length 145cm x width 3.5cm, made in Japan, 100% cotton Each and every piece is carefully sewn into an original Edoten Etchu loincloth. Perfect for those who enjoy the sophistication of invisible fashion. Because this item is made using the traditional "Chū-sen" dyeing technique, the color may fade when first used due to friction or exposure to water. When washing, please hand wash the item by itself in plenty of water. Avoid soaking the item. Invisible fashion. This is the essence of elegance, the Etchu fundoshi. A pattern only available at Edoten! An original fundoshi. Each one is carefully sewn in-house. Recently, they've been called "classic pants," gaining popularity among people of all ages and genders. They're said to be breathable, dry, and comfortable, with no tight elastic. Give them a try. During the Edo period, they were primarily worn by doctors and intellectuals who didn't perform physical labor. ■How to tie an Etchu fundoshi: (1) Hang the fundoshi around your waist and tie the strings in front of your stomach. (2) Pass the fabric hanging from your waist through your crotch and bring it toward your stomach. (3) Pass the fabric around your stomach through the strings from bottom to top, letting it hang in front. Care Instructions: Wash by hand in plenty of water. Avoid soaking. Please note that as this is a traditional craft called "Chū-sen" dyeing, the colour may transfer when you first start using it due to sweat or friction. 100% cotton, made in Japan, approximately 98cm long (including string width) x 37cm wide String length: approx. 145cm x width: approx. 3.5cm