MOMOTARO JEANS MXOT1317 Heavy Sashiko Jacket daruma store The Leather used here is

The Leather used here is a veg tanned cow leather with a thickness of 3mm

- Brass buckle made using lost wax method

This hoodie finds it's inspiration in casual wear from the middle of the last century and they are made today in the same way as back in the days

The front of the jacket is buttoned using four hidden buttons and the front also overlaps quite a bit

MOMOTARO JEANS MXOT1317 Heavy Sashiko Jacket daruma store The Leather used here isThis shirt made by MOMOTARO JEANS is made of a indigo dyed woven fabric in sashiko style. Sashiko is a textile tradition from Japan and the idea is to use embroidery to strengthen fabrics. This could be used when repairing or just to reinforcing textiles while also adding warmth by building up layers of fabric and thread. Most often these embroideries were made using cotton or hemp thread. Double weave sashiko fabric dyed in indigo is used. The double