Samurai SJST-SC01 Japanese Cotton Made Crew - Kuri Light sold by Franklin and Poe
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Samurai SJST-SC01 Japanese Cotton Made Crew - Kuri Light

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Crafted from premium Japanese cotton, this crew-neck T-shirt features a substantial 16oz fabric with unique slubby characteristics. The Kuri Light color is derived from natural Tamba chestnut dyes, ensuring a distinct and organic look. Made by hand using traditional methods, this shirt highlights the rich heritage of Japanese cotton production. Ideal for those seeking authenticity and comfort, it’s a versatile addition to any wardrobe, combining style with sustainable craftsmanship. From the brand: As the name suggests, the Samurai Japanese Cotton Made Crew is made entirely from Japanese grown cotton. Toru Nogami, the founder of Samurai, originally started this project to prove it was possible to create a pair of denim using 100% Japanese made components. It has since grown into a small farming operation with a goal of preserving an older style of growing and production within the country. Needless to say, this method is more time consuming, with t he cotton is planted, weeded, and harvested by hand. The cotton is grown using only rain as natural irrigation and without the use of any pesticides. The end result is a beautiful and substantial 16oz fabric that is packed with slubby characteristics. These garments are woven on 1960s vintage Union Special flat seamer machines, and are finished with cotton thread and a three neddle binder collar. This Kuri Light color comes from dying using Tamba chestnuts which are indigenous to the Sasayma area (where the cotton is grown).