Japanese Denim - MIDORI

SKU:  CJ02547

€18,30 / m
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Color: Blue

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Japanese blue denim with white-red selvedge.

Fine Japanese denim fabric characterized by the research of yarns, by the use of the original vegetable indigo color, through which it will live with you infinite small shades of color wash after wash. Indigo denim fabric sold by the meter made with traditional Toyoda looms with the typical selvedge to highlight on your garments.
Perfect for making trousers, jackets, bags, cushions, upholstery in general. Sold by the meter with worldwide shipping.

Composition

100% Cotton

Reason

Solid Color

Height

80 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

340 g per linear meter

Washing instructions

We ship worldwide! In Italy only, we offer free shipping with a minimum order of €89. Our prices vary by country; simply add the items to your cart and the shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.

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Description

Discover Tosca's collection of Italian and deadstock denim, where textile tradition meets the search for selected materials.
We offer denim fabrics by the meter, chosen from Italian excellences and high-end deadstock, often originating from limited productions or superior quality remnants. From denim for jeans and skirts to fabrics ideal for jackets, shirts, overshirts, and tailored garments, each item is selected to offer structure, personality, and authenticity.
A collection designed for those who love made-in-Italy denim, the details that make a difference, and the unique charm of fabrics that won't come back twice.

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