This piece layers an argyle pattern made from sashiko fabric over a denim jacket structure.
The argyle is expressed not as a decorative pattern, but as a surface formed by overlapping fabric and stitching.
It embodies a classic motif reinterpreted as traces of handcraftsmanship.

Material

Denim fabric is used as the base, with sashiko fabric placed on the front body.
The smooth texture of denim contrasts strikingly with the distinctive bumpy texture of sashiko.
The FADED INDIGO hue gently blends the boundaries between the different materials.

Processing & Details

The entire garment is processed to naturally create depth of color and subtle distressing.
The stitching and quilting lines in the sashiko areas are retained as structural elements while minimizing their decorative aspect.
Damage seen on the cuffs and hem is also intentionally added as part of the cumulative process.

Silhouette

A denim jacket silhouette based on a compact length.
The body width has an appropriate amount of room, designed to balance the thickness of the sashiko fabric.

Background Story

A product symbolizing the 26SS season theme "Artisan Handcrafts".
Argyle is reinterpreted not as a graphic design, but as a structure formed by fabric and sewing.
It is a unique piece of handcraftsmanship where design and process are inextricably linked.