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Neowing Corporation LifeStyle division
| Address | #3F JLbuilding 1-10-15 Nihonbashi-Horidomecyo Cyuouku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:103-0012 |
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| Representative Name | FUMIO KATAGIRI |
| Annual Revenue | JPY 3,600,000,000 |
| No. of Employees | 50 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: 100% COTTON
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Description
| [Made in Japan, long-established Todaya Shoten] Shizome Tenugui Hand Towel [Todaya Shoten] Todaya Shoten is a long-established tenugui towel store in Nihonbashi, established in 1872. All designs and colors are original. While carrying on the traditions, we value the spirit of "Onshochishin" with bold and innovative designs and colors. Most of our tenugui are made by hand, starting from the paper pattern to the dyeing and folding process. We introduce tenugui with a warmth and deep flavor of hand-dyeing that cannot be felt with machine production. Todaya Shoten's Nashien-dyed tenugui hand towels: 3 points of particularity [Fabric]*The peace of mind of natural materials. Unlike synthetic fibers, Nashien-dyed fabrics are made of cotton, which is gentle to the skin. Cotton is strong, lightweight, and hygroscopic, so it absorbs sweat and moisture well and dries quickly. The more you use it, the more the texture of the fabric will increase and it will become more comfortable against your skin. The more it is washed, the more the dyed color settles and the more you can enjoy the color change. For yukata and other products, we are particular about high quality and unique fabrics. Nashien-dyed tenugui hand towels are made of specially woven fabrics under the brand names of "Nioka" and "Wakamatsu". Both are characterized by their wider width and greater durability due to the greater number of stitches (the number of stitches per inch) compared to Tokuoka and Prime. [Todaya Shoten makes two main types of shizome stencils: hand-engraving by craftsmen and machine-engraving. Machine engraving is a technique that has been developed in recent years and the number of orders is gradually increasing, but both hand engraving and machine engraving have their own characteristics and are used differently depending on the pattern. In hand-engraving, a craftsman who is well versed in the process of pour-dyeing engraves the lines and the size of dots by changing the angle of the blade and other details to reproduce the original closely when it is dyed, with exquisite adjustments. The composition of difficult patterns such as Hosokawa-zome (multiple patterns) is also a technique that only a craftsman can perform. Machine engraving has advantages such as easy duplication because of data submission and cheaper price than hand engraving depending on the pattern. [Traditional Crafts: Shizome]*Nashizome yukata and tenugui are dyed at a shizome factory, and most of the manufacturing process is done by hand by skilled craftsmen. Most of the production process is done by hand by skilled craftsmen. The Japanese sense of beauty, which elaborates on the invisible parts and the reverse side, requires that the side to be used always be the front side. For this reason, Nashien Dyeing has chosen to use shizome as its main technique, which allows the dye to permeate the cloth from top to bottom, down to the core of the fibers at the dyeing stage. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jun.3rd to Aug.6th |
| Air Mail | From May.16th to May.20th |
| EMS | From May.15th to May.20th |
| Pantos Express | From May.17th to May.22nd |
| DHL | From May.15th to May.17th |
| UPS | From May.15th to May.17th |
| FedEx | From May.15th to May.17th |
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Please note that the product may be out of stock due to unavoidable reasons. *Please refrain from canceling or changing the product after you have placed an order. [Note on shipping charges]*When the total amount of one shipment is less than 30,000 yen due to a shortage of ordered items, shipping charges will be incurred. The delivery note format included in your package will be changed to [no list price and shipping address*TEL on the delivery note] starting in June 2020. For stores that require a [list price, etc.] on the included invoice, a [conventional invoice with list price, etc.] can be included in the package. [If you wish to have your order shipped together, please place your order at the 1st and 2nd stores on the same day, and indicate in the remarks column when you place your order that you wish to have your order shipped together with the order from the 1st store. *About shipping fee: 1st store + 2nd store → [product subtotal (*excluding tax)] 30,000 yen or more (shipping fee will be waived) * Due to SuperDelivery's system, the cart cannot automatically set free shipping for the 1st store + 2nd store. Please note that our staff will process the free shipping at [time of shipment]. *The price of this product has been revised (price increase) from the end of March 2023. The new price is already reflected on the screen. |
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[Todaya Shoten] Todaya Shoten is a long-established tenugui towel store in Nihonbashi, established in 1872. All designs and colors are original. While carrying on the traditions, we value the spirit of "Onshochishin" with bold and innovative designs and colors. Most of our tenugui are made by hand, starting from the paper pattern to the dyeing and folding process. We introduce tenugui with a warmth and deep flavor of hand-dyeing that cannot be felt with machine production.
Todaya Shoten's Nashien-dyed tenugui hand towels: 3 points of particularity
[Fabric]*The peace of mind of natural materials. Unlike synthetic fibers, Nashien-dyed fabrics are made of cotton, which is gentle to the skin. Cotton is strong, lightweight, and hygroscopic, so it absorbs sweat and moisture well and dries quickly. The more you use it, the more the texture of the fabric will increase and it will become more comfortable against your skin. The more it is washed, the more the dyed color settles and the more you can enjoy the color change. For yukata and other products, we are particular about high quality and unique fabrics.
Nashien-dyed tenugui hand towels are made of specially woven fabrics under the brand names of "Nioka" and "Wakamatsu". Both are characterized by their wider width and greater durability due to the greater number of stitches (the number of stitches per inch) compared to Tokuoka and Prime.
[Todaya Shoten makes two main types of shizome stencils: hand-engraving by craftsmen and machine-engraving. Machine engraving is a technique that has been developed in recent years and the number of orders is gradually increasing, but both hand engraving and machine engraving have their own characteristics and are used differently depending on the pattern. In hand-engraving, a craftsman who is well versed in the process of pour-dyeing engraves the lines and the size of dots by changing the angle of the blade and other details to reproduce the original closely when it is dyed, with exquisite adjustments.
The composition of difficult patterns such as Hosokawa-zome (multiple patterns) is also a technique that only a craftsman can perform. Machine engraving has advantages such as easy duplication because of data submission and cheaper price than hand engraving depending on the pattern.
[Traditional Crafts: Shizome]*Nashizome yukata and tenugui are dyed at a shizome factory, and most of the manufacturing process is done by hand by skilled craftsmen. Most of the production process is done by hand by skilled craftsmen. The Japanese sense of beauty, which elaborates on the invisible parts and the reverse side, requires that the side to be used always be the front side. For this reason, Nashien Dyeing has chosen to use shizome as its main technique, which allows the dye to permeate the cloth from top to bottom, down to the core of the fibers at the dyeing stage.