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Textured Sashiko

Crafted with an ancient Japanese stitching technique used to bolster and beautify the workwear of old, our Sashiko staples boast a rich, visually-striking texture that will develop character with every passing season—and soften with each wash and wear.

Absolutely love the heftiness of the fabric and the sashiko adds a really neat texture.
Zachary P. Verified Buyer
Love the style and texture. Very interesting fabric including how it interacts with light. They'll last forever too.
James O. Verified Buyer
These are very comfortable and the Sashiko is soft despite having such a textured burliness to it.
David L. Verified Buyer
Model wearing The Utility Shirt in Cypress Sashiko
Model wearing The Apres Pant in Natural Sashiko
Responsibly Built For The Long Haul.

What is sashiko?

Sashiko translates directly to “little stabs,” a reference to the small, repeated running stitches that define the technique. Originating during Japan’s Edo period, sashiko began as a form of bolstering clothing to strengthen worn garments and trap warmth between layered fabrics. Rural families would repair and rework garments with sashiko stitching, allowing them to extend the life of clothing indefinitely.

What makes sashiko clothing unique?

With a dimensional, raised texture, sashiko adds subtle character and durability to garments in equal measure. Our sashiko shirts and bottoms are woven from sturdy organic cotton and finished to soften with wear, balancing structure and comfort in a way few fabrics can. Built to work, designed to age, and textured enough to tell a story along the way.

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