SAKE / Green

[Stylish aloha and cold sake work later. 】


Aloha shirt with a full pattern and striped pattern, with a theme of "sake" and is sprinkled with retro-pop icons. Mizutanitani was in charge of the artwork.

Available in two colors: blue, inspired by a tokuri bottle, and green, inspired by a sake bottle. The yellow accent color is also a highlight. Pair it with simple items to create a sophisticated and elegant look that gives off a Japanese feel.

Wearing a SAKE, I pour local sake in a bowl of local cuisine from the local area as a snack.

If you want a stylish general or a friendly friend there, it's even better.

 
Starting in 2023, we have changed the silhouette pattern to a new one with room in the shoulders and body width. Please check the size chart for details.


Height 180cm Size XL
Height 176cm Size L
Height 164cm Size S (Staff)

Material>
100% cellulose

*We have processed the product photos to make them as close to the actual colors as possible, but the color may differ from the actual product depending on your monitor settings and room lighting.

*Since the fabric is dyed by hand by a craftsman, there is little color unevenness, not perfect like a machine. I hope you will also feel the taste.

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*Free shipping for purchases over 35,000 yen only for shipments within Japan.


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This aloha shirt is a specially processed product, so please be careful when handling it. Detailed care instructions and points to note Here


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[Printing and sewing by skilled craftsmen]

The prints on the shirts are dyed using a technique called ``hand-printing'' at a dye factory with a long history and tradition in Japan, in order to beautifully express the intricate patterns. Hand-dyed printing is a method in which craftsmen carefully dye the fabric one color at a time by hand, making it possible to reproduce patterns with high accuracy and to express delicate hues.

The dyed fabric is sewn one by one with Okinawan craftsmen’s hands, and then delivered to you.