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| Address | 223 Kawakami-cho Nara-city Nara, JAPAN ZIP:630-8202 |
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| Representative Name | chika hayashida |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 65 |
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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Body length approx. 115cm
Body width approx. 65cm About 52cm of shoulder width Length from sleeve to sleeve approx. 82cm |
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Country of manufacture: made in Japan
Material / component: 100% cotton
*Neps (knots) of various colors are made by warping surplus cloth into wadding. Because of the use of leftover fabric, the texture and color may vary from piece to piece. Depending on the production lot, there may be differences in the color of the same color. Please understand this in advance.
Due to the product washing process, there may be slight individual differences in size.
Please enjoy the wrinkles on the surface as a texture.
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2025
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| A long-length wrap from the [marrow] series, created by repurposing leftover fabric from mosquito net production and well-worn everyday clothing. The uniquely developed, double-woven fabric has a plush texture and combines a soft feel with the warmth of cotton. It’s also recommended for those who want to stay warm during the cold season but aren’t fond of wool*. In the fall of 2025, it made a comeback with a redesigned, slightly smaller fit. [Design] * A shawl-like collar design that gently hugs the neck * Creates an elegant, relaxed look just by throwing it on * Convenient pockets at the side seams *As part of the redesign, a single snap has been added near the chest for a light, secure fastening *An ageless design suitable for all ages [Recommended Styling] *Casually drape it over a simple dress or jeans for a polished, effortless look *Pairs perfectly with pants, jeans, and wide-leg pants *About the [marrow] Series* marrow uses, in part, fabric scraps left over from cutting during the production of [mosquito net products] and well-worn [Kaya everyday clothing] as raw materials. By eventually turning marrow itself into a raw material, we aim to establish a circular economy. We believe that the essence of our approach lies in designing products and services from the planning stage with material recycling in mind, to prevent the generation of waste, excess, and pollution *The Process of Creating Upcycled Products* 1. Collection We collect fabric scraps from the production of [mosquito net products] and worn-out [Kaya everyday clothing], and sort the mosquito net fabric into its 20 different colors. 2. Re-fiberization We process the mosquito net fabric scraps—which were originally destined for disposal—into a [cotton-like] form. *“Reworking” refers to the process of restoring waste yarn, waste fabric, and used clothing to a cotton-like state so they can be reused as fibers. It is one method of fiber reuse that has regained attention in recent years due to the growing focus on sustainability. 3. Reworked Yarn The cotton is spun into yarn. 4. Weaving The resulting re-fibered yarn is woven into a double-weave fabric. 5. Manufacturing/Sales The finished fabric is sewn into finished products. Since each piece of fabric contains a mix of 4 to 7 different colors of mosquito net fabric, upon closer inspection, you can see the texture of the neps and subtle variations in color throughout the fabric. What is the original material—mosquito netting*? *Characteristics of Mosquito Netting Fabric* Mosquito netting was originally hung to keep mosquitoes away while sleeping. It is a fabric with a loose weave that allows for good airflow. Woven with wide spaces between the threads to allow air to pass through, it is extremely lightweight, quick-drying*, and highly breathable. *Related Keywords* Mosquito Net Recycling Project: Eco—Thinking About What We Can Do Now for the Earth Ethical Collection: marrow Upcycling *Cardigans, Coats, Gowns* |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.13th 2026 to Jan.15th 2027 |
| Air Mail | From Oct.28th 2026 to Oct.30th 2026 |
| EMS | From Oct.27th 2026 to Oct.30th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Oct.29th 2026 to Nov.3rd 2026 |
| DHL | From Oct.27th 2026 to Oct.29th 2026 |
| UPS | From Oct.27th 2026 to Oct.29th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Oct.27th 2026 to Oct.29th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
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*The color of the fabric (nep) may vary depending on the product. *Please be careful not to scratch the surface when using. *About the size There are individual differences depending on the material. *About the color Depending on your monitor or computer environment, the color may differ from the actual product. In addition, due to outdoor shooting, etc., the color may differ slightly from the actual color. Please understand that. *About the inventory situation In order to share with the actual store, there is the case of a sellout. Please forgive us in the unlikely event that the product is sold out. In addition, there is the case that we can prepare even if the product is shown as sold out, please feel free to contact us. For details, please see [Terms and Conditions]. |
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It’s also recommended for those who want to stay warm during the cold season but aren’t fond of wool*.
In the fall of 2025, it made a comeback with a redesigned, slightly smaller fit.
[Design]
* A shawl-like collar design that gently hugs the neck
* Creates an elegant, relaxed look just by throwing it on
* Convenient pockets at the side seams
*As part of the redesign, a single snap has been added near the chest for a light, secure fastening
*An ageless design suitable for all ages
[Recommended Styling]
*Casually drape it over a simple dress or jeans for a polished, effortless look
*Pairs perfectly with pants, jeans, and wide-leg pants
*About the [marrow] Series*
marrow uses, in part, fabric scraps left over from cutting during the production of [mosquito net products] and well-worn [Kaya everyday clothing] as raw materials.
By eventually turning marrow itself into a raw material, we aim to establish a circular economy.
We believe that the essence of our approach lies in designing products and services from the planning stage with material recycling in mind, to prevent the generation of waste, excess, and pollution
*The Process of Creating Upcycled Products*
1. Collection
We collect fabric scraps from the production of [mosquito net products] and worn-out [Kaya everyday clothing],
and sort the mosquito net fabric into its 20 different colors.
2. Re-fiberization
We process the mosquito net fabric scraps—which were originally destined for disposal—into a [cotton-like] form.
*“Reworking” refers to the process of restoring waste yarn, waste fabric, and used clothing to a cotton-like state so they can be reused as fibers. It is one method of fiber reuse that has regained attention in recent years due to the growing focus on sustainability.
3. Reworked Yarn
The cotton is spun into yarn.
4. Weaving
The resulting re-fibered yarn is woven into a double-weave fabric.
5. Manufacturing/Sales
The finished fabric is sewn into finished products. Since each piece of fabric contains a mix of 4 to 7 different colors of mosquito net fabric, upon closer inspection, you can see the texture of the neps and subtle variations in color throughout the fabric.
What is the original material—mosquito netting*?
*Characteristics of Mosquito Netting Fabric*
Mosquito netting was originally hung to keep mosquitoes away while sleeping.
It is a fabric with a loose weave that allows for good airflow. Woven with wide spaces between the threads to allow air to pass through, it is extremely lightweight, quick-drying*, and highly breathable.
*Related Keywords*
Mosquito Net Recycling Project: Eco—Thinking About What We Can Do Now for the Earth
Ethical Collection: marrow Upcycling *Cardigans, Coats, Gowns*
寒い季節、暖かいものが着たいけれどウールが苦手・・・そんな方にもおすすめです。
2025年秋、小さめのサイズ感へリニューアルし再登場しました。
【デザイン】
・首周りにやさしく寄り添うショールのような衿デザイン
・羽織るだけで品のあるリラックススタイルに
・脇縫い目にポケットがあり便利
・リニューアルに伴い胸あたりにホックを一つ付けて、軽く留められるように
・年代問わず着用できるエイジレスなデザイン
【おすすめスタイリング】
・シンプルなワンピースやデニムにさらりと羽織って、こなれたスタイルに
・パンツスタイルやデニム、ワイドパンツとも相性抜群
●「marrow」シリーズとは●
marrowは「蚊帳製品」の生産時に出来る裁断後の余り布や、着古された「かやの日常着」を原料の一部に使用しています。
のちにmarrowも原料になることで、循環型経済を確立していきます。
廃棄物や無駄、汚染を発生させないように、原料のリサイクルを想定した上で製品デザインやサービスをプラン段階から設計することが本質にあると考えています
●アップサイクル商品ができるまで●
1.回収
「蚊帳製品」の生産時の余り布/着古した「かやの日常着」を回収し、
蚊帳生地全20色をそれぞれ色ごとに分けます。
2.反毛
廃棄予定だった余り布の蚊帳生地を「綿」状にします。
※反毛とは廃棄糸、廃棄生地、古着などを綿状に戻して繊維として再利用することです。近年のサスティナブル志向によって改めて注目されている繊維再利用手段の1つです。
3. 反毛糸
綿を紡績し糸にしていきます。
4.織り
出来上がった反毛糸を2重織に織っていき、生地にします。
5.製品化/販売
できた生地を縫製し、製品化。 ひとつの生地に4〜7色の蚊帳生地が混在していることで、よく見るとネップの表情や生地に小さな彩りが見えます。
元々の素材、蚊帳とは・・・?
●蚊帳生地の特徴●
もともと寝る際の蚊よけとして吊られれていた蚊帳。
織目が粗く、風通しの良い生地です。空気を通すために糸と糸の間を広くとって織り上げる製法で、非常に軽く速乾性・通気性に富んでいます。
●関連キーワード●
地球の為に今できることを考える蚊帳再生プロジェクト エコ
エシカルコレクション marrow アップサイクル ◆カーディガン コート ガウン