TOHNAI Washed Silk Shirt

Hello everyone.

This is Kubo from keylime Tokyo.

Last weekend, we held a TOHNAI coat order event.

We had many visitors to the event.

Thank you very much for coming to our store.

And to those who ordered coats, we will finish them in mid to late December.

We will be able to give you the finished product by the end of mid-December, so please wait a little longer until the finish.

During the exhibition, there were also days when the designer Mr. Fujiuchi will stand in the store.

He is well versed in all kinds of materials other than the wool material that was prepared for this coat, so I also had the opportunity to learn a lot about TOHNAI's products as well as other clothing.

I would like to introduce some products from the Journal that have reconfirmed their appeal to me.

That is the product here.

It is TOHNAI's Washed Silk Shirt for this season.

At keylime Tokyo, we are selling only Black in size:2 and size:3.

The material is 100% silk.

The elegant luster and drape of this item goes without saying, but the charm of this item is the exquisite fluffiness of the fabric's surface.

Woven fabrics are woven with warp and weft yarns, but only the weft is combed through to cause fluffing, and then washed to create a suede-touch fabric that feels a little frizzy to the touch.

This fluffing reduces the luster of the silk and creates a matte finish that is not at all obnoxious.

Many people who are not comfortable with shiny shirts may be able to wear this TOHNAI silk shirt.

The most attractive thing about silk is its texture.

It is smooth but does not stick to the skin without feeling uncomfortable. I would rather touch it all the time.

The texture when you touch it is something that other fabrics cannot offer.

Silk is a natural animal fiber, so it has excellent heat retention, moisture retention, and moisture release properties.

Mr. Fujiuchi also said that he would recommend wearing it over a tank top because he wants people to feel the comfort and functionality of this fabric.

Perhaps around here, concerns about care cross your mind.

Silk is a smooth fabric, but it is also delicate.

If one part of the fabric is damaged, the damage will spread like the lines on a stocking, and the fine texture of the fabric has the disadvantage of making the damage more noticeable.

However, this brings us back to the suede touch mentioned earlier.

Since the fibers are still fine, it is inevitable that scratches form when strong stimulation is applied, as long as it is a silk fabric.

However, TOHNAI's fabric has been treated with fluffing and washing, so that even if scratches occur, they are camouflaged by the fluffing of the weft and are not noticeable.

Mr. Fujiuchi actually wore one of these shirts on the first day of the event, and no scratches were noticeable, and the natural wrinkles of the washed fabric seemed to be a positive, familiar element.