[2026SS] 6033 WHO THE HELL SAID DENIM SHULDN’T BE WASHED! 　Tenugui

This unique skirt from Full Count features a striking black and white tenugui print, embodying traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern sensibilities. Crafted from 100% cotton, its lightweight fabric offers comfort and breathability, making it perfect for daily wear. With dimensions of 90cm in height and 35cm in width, it presents a versatile silhouette that challenges denim norms, inviting endless styling possibilities. Ideal for those looking to blend comfort with cultural heritage, it's a standout piece for any wardrobe. From the brand: ● Black / White ● Oka(Japanese Traditional Textile) ● Cotton 100% ● Size H 90cm×W 35cm ● Delivery : January This season’s tenugui print follows last season’s well-received design. Traditionally, tenugui (Japanese hand towels) are associated with “washing and wiping” and have served both practical and symbolic purposes since ancient times. In contrast, denim culture often embraces the notion that “not washing denim is a form of beauty.” This tenugui, meant to be washed and used daily, overlaps with that philosophy, questioning and reinterpreting denim culture through its design.