RYUKYU SIGN L/S Shirt / Black
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[RYUKYU COLLECTION VOL.3]
The third in the "RYUKYU COLLECTION" series that expresses the "culture, nature, and spirit" of Okinawa in the Eanbe’s way. This all-over aloha shirt depicts various icons that symbolize Okinawa in the style of neon signs. The artwork is by illustrator Kyoko Nakamura.
There are 16 icons in total, including familiar icons such as the Shureimon gate of Shuri Castle, sanshin (Okinawan traditional three-stringed instrument), and sisas, as well as somewhat more niche icons.
If you don't know the name of something, ask an Okinawa freak around you.
<Size>
| Size |
Length |
Width |
shoulder width |
Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 67cm | 64cm | 52cm | 52cm |
| M | 70cm | 66cm | 54cm | 54cm |
| L |
73cm | 68cm | 56cm | 56cm |
| XL | 77cm | 70cm | 58cm | 59cm |
<Model/staff wearing size>
Height: 181cm Size L
Height: 172cm Size M (staff)
Height: 164cm Size S (staff)
<Material>
100% cellulose
*Product photos have been processed to match the actual color as closely as possible, but the color may differ from the actual product depending on your monitor settings, room lighting, etc.
*The fabric is dyed one by one by hand by a craftsman, so it is not perfect like a machine and there may be slight color unevenness. I hope you enjoy it as well.
*There may be slight individual differences in the position of the pattern depending on the product. Please note.
<Delivery time>
Within 4-6 days after confirmation of payment
500 yen nationwide
*Free shipping for purchases over 35,000 yen only for shipping within Japan
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<About returns and size exchanges>
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<How to take care of your items>
Click here for instructions on how to care for Aloha shirts.
[Print and sewing by skilled craftsmen]
In order to express the complex patterns beautifully, the shirt prints are dyed using a technique called "hand printing" at dye factories with a long history and tradition in Japan. Hand printing is a method in which craftsmen carefully dye the cloth one by one by hand, and the pattern is highly reproducible and delicate colors can be expressed.
The dyed fabric is sewn one by one with Okinawan craftsmen’s hands, and then delivered to you.
