Watano Sato Dot Pattern Red Kurume-ori Slave-Style Hanten

[Japanese Craftsmanship] Each item is carefully finished one by one in our own factory using our unique manufacturing methods. By producing in our own managed factory, we deliver safe and reliable products. [Materials] The outer fabric is woven in our own factory. The filling is made by a long-established futon shop, using carefully selected materials. The rare cotton filling has superior heat retention properties compared to synthetic fibers. 【Exceptional Heat Retention】 The fibers retain body heat, providing excellent heat retention. You'll feel warm even on the coldest days, making it a comfortable item for winter wear. [Fluffiness] Even if the fluffiness is lost after repeated use, it can be restored by drying it in the sun. It can also be washed at home. [Reliability] Because dyeing, weaving, finishing, and sewing are all done in domestic factories, we are able to produce products of extremely high quality. Please feel free to pick them up and experience them for yourself. Material: Outer fabric: 100% cotton, Lining: 100% cotton, Padding: 70% cotton, 30% polyester. Size: Free size. Length 78cm, Width 62cm, Sleeve length 48cm. Cotton-filled Hanten (Japanese padded jacket) - Made in Japan. Country of origin: Japan. [Hanten Description] "Kurume cotton-filled hanten" has become a regional industry in Kurume, along with the textile production area. It is said that it began in the 1950s when wholesalers in Kurume commissioned weavers to produce them. The secret to its warmth is the cotton filling made by a long-established futon manufacturer, which is a blend of plenty of cotton and is specially made for hanten. It has excellent heat retention and moisture absorption properties, and as soon as you put it on, it instantly absorbs body heat and rises to the highest temperature of the human body. Another feature is that it becomes fluffy again when dried in the sun, and the hanten made from a single piece of cotton is supple and comfortable against the skin. ■A hanten in the style of a yakko, with sleeves slightly shorter than long sleeves. The outer fabric is made of Kurume weave, which has a beautiful polka dot pattern with a texture reminiscent of sashiko stitching (Kurume weave is a dobby weave made by opening the warp threads, called a sod frame, at the top and bottom).