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All year
Hiro weaving, sashimi weave -
Spring / summer
Thin flat weave, Coolmax, etc. -
Fall and winter
Sashimi weave, double piercing
作務衣の選び方
作務衣は意外と種類が多くて、何が違うのかわからない方がほとんどかと思います。特に初めての方は戸惑うでしょう。
価格に反映される主な理由は、生地と縫製です。生地は江戸時代から続く木綿生地を可能な限り再現した、藍を糸染めした生地で仕立てています。そのため、経年変化と着る人の所作でいい表情へ変わっていくのも大きな魅力です。
当店の作務衣は、愛好家から職業で使用されるプロの方まで対応できるよう種類が多く、生地、染め、型別（モデル別）が違い、季節でも選ぶことができます。初めて作務衣を購入される方は季節でお選ぶいただくのがおすすめです。
通年なら平織り、春～夏は薄手の平織り、秋～冬は刺子織り、冬なら二重刺地。刺子織りは、作務衣の好きな方には定番中の定番で、1年を通してお召しになる方も多くいらっしゃいます。
Samue and Bushu traditional indigo dyeing
Samue and Bushu indigo dyeing.
Although the origins of these two do not match, the answer to the question of what kind of dye would be appropriate for Samue was the natural vegetable dye, Bushu Sei Aizome. It is now recognized as a traditional craft of Saitama Prefecture and has been loved by many people.
People in Samue
We, Samue people, have our roots in the sales of tabi socks in the Bushu region in what is now the northern part of Saitama Prefecture during the Meiji period.
We first encountered samue in the 1980s, and in order to create the best samue, we focused on vegetable dyeing (natural dyeing) that has continued since the Edo period. I used indigo dyeing. In addition, we have created paper patterns that reproduce ancient Japanese sewing techniques, and have generously incorporated the ease of movement and ease of use unique to Japanese clothing.
The samue, which has a yarn-dyed fabric and an indigo-dyed texture, transforms into the best samue depending on the person who wears it.
Please enjoy the best Samue with your life.