KUON’s Contemporary Boro
Reusing textiles from articles of clothing between 50 and 150 years old
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Reusing textiles from articles of clothing between 50 and 150 years old
How the Japanese artisans create natural indigo dye from scratch
From sweaters to socks, rugs and jewelry, our favorite items dyed with the lush blue hue
Snow Peak’s Indigo Stole button-down shirt is cut from an indigo-dyed, cotton-linen blend fabric and features patterning that’s bold—but not too busy. Made in Okayama, Japan—a region famous for its denim production—the …
Tokyo-based brand Anonymous Ism is famous for their unending quest to craft the perfect pair of socks. Their indigo cable-knit socks mix classic patterns with super-saturated indigo for an understated take on …
The Hill-Side’s Lightweight Indigo Sashiko wallet is simple, but nuanced. Made with a Japan-sourced 100% cotton outer and supple Italian cowhide leather interior, it’s a high-quality billfold that’s sure to last. The …
Sticking to their socially-conscious ethos, Apolis teamed up with Atelier Ace—the creative agency behind Ace Hotel—to create this lightweight organic indigo scarf. Each 100% cotton scarf is hand-loomed by an artisan cooperative …
Sri Threads is one of NYC’s hidden gems: a boutique collection of rare Japanese and Indian textiles inside an apartment building in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood. This boro kimono dates back to the …
Made from one of the most time-consuming fabrics to produce—loopwheeled cotton—this heavyweight, indigo-dyed hoodie by The Strike Gold will break in and fade over time just like your favorite pair of raw …
Constructed from recycled strips of Nudie Jeans’ high-quality denim, the Lill-Mats’ Recycle Rug Indigo is a variation of a Swedish trasmatta—better known as a “rag rug.” Made in an exclusive limited edition …