Milk Glass Damask Japanese Cotton Woven tweed rolling at the cut edge

rolling at the cut edge

Classic TV mystery detective color

Double Ikat is a technique in which both warp and the weft are resist-dyed prior to weaving

he was instrumental in popularizing it in the 1970s after seeing it in a design by Issey Miyake

Muted subtle shades of aubergine

Milk Glass Damask Japanese Cotton Woven tweed rolling at the cut edgeDelicate ovals on cool white damask jacquard in an impeccable quality cotton shirting, fine quality deadstock from a Japanese mill. Light shirting weight is semi opaque, with an appealing soft hand, 1" ovals, a supple airy drape and jacquard's delicate play of matte with a lustrous shimmer. Right for the perfect white shirt, tunic, dress, skirt, soft pants, caftan, children's, or menswear. Please note that the subtle ovals show up better in person