AKASAKA - Washed Japanese Stretch Denim (1.2M REMNANT)

SKU:  S202555

€13,62
€22,70
€13,62
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High-quality stretch Japanese denim fabric characterized by the research into yarns and the use of original vegetable indigo dye. Pre-washed indigo denim fabric sold by the meter with a width of 80cm, produced on traditional Toyoda looms with a signature selvedge to highlight on your garments

Dimensions: 120 cm x 80 cm

Composition

97% Cotton 3% Elastane

Reason

Solid color

Height

80 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

330 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

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Description

Premium washed Japanese stretch denim, crafted from carefully selected yarns and dyed with traditional plant-based indigo, which gives the fabric authentic shades full of character. Produced on historic Toyoda looms, it features the characteristic Japanese selvedge, a distinctive detail to highlight in your creations.

This pre-washed indigo denim, with a width of 80 cm, combines Japanese textile tradition with the versatility of a stretch fabric. Ideal for making jeans, trousers, jackets, bags, and accessories, it is also suitable for original furnishing projects such as cushions and upholstery.

A remnant of Japanese denim available in a single cut, a special opportunity to create original pieces with a high-quality fabric. Availability is limited to the current piece, with no possibility of restocking. Worldwide shipping.

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