Cotton fabrics woven in Japan are characterized by their texture that is suited to the local climate and environment. I think it is very significant that cotton fabrics have passed through the ages since they were called "thick" fabrics and are still used as everyday kimonos today.

The "Monozukuri Spirit" values ​​the traditional dyeing and weaving techniques unique to each production region while blending them into modern lifestyles, giving them a deep appeal that is different from modern cotton textiles.