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Sashiko - Japanese Traditional Embroidery Fabric
In the Edo period (1615-1868), the Sashiko embroidery technic was known to reinforce points of wear.
It was also used to repair/strengthen the worn clothing areas with patches and keeping the wearer warm.
It has a tough texture and was stitched mainly on fireman clothing.
Today, we have improved ‘Sashiko’ as the art of Japanese ancient embroidery to form a more modern wearing.
The weight is slightly lighter and softer compared to how it was in the past to suit daily wearing.
Check out Sashiko garments, exclusively presented by Japan Blue Jeans.