hot and cold

Good evening. This is Ikeda.

As I was thinking about the content, I thought that this is a genre where you can often choose between hot or cold noodles.
Soba, udon, ramen, tsukemen, pasta...
I thought they wouldn't have any somen, but it turns out they also have some hot noodles.

Other than soba, I generally prefer warm foods.
However, that alone was information that no one could benefit from.

As someone who loves warm things, today I would like to introduce you to YASHIKI's Seijaku Knit, a warm brand.
I think many of the items incorporate landscapes and culture into knitwear, and the designs have a warm feel to them.

However, Seijaku Knit expresses a "cold" image contrary to its "warm" design.

First of all, the overall image is ``a quiet hallway on a cold morning.''
The image is like the porch of your grandparents' house.

The jersey knitted part in the center of the body represents the cold floor, and the pattern on the side of the body represents the sound of footsteps on a quiet morning.
Some people may feel a bit of a horror feeling, but don't worry, it doesn't express a horror feeling.
Grandpa and grandma are early risers.

The three-dimensional, distinctive curled parts from the shoulders to the hem and the detailed pattern create a taut atmosphere.
I think these curls are a nice accent and tighten up the whole look.

If it were just a flat knit in the center of the body, it would be a regular knit, but by making both sides 3-dimensional knitting and combining the flat and 3-dimensional elements, you could say that the YASHIKI style comes out. .
By the way, I was hesitant about choosing the title ``Plane and Solid.''

Seijaku Knit is inspired by such a "cold" image, but I think it is finished with a warm knit that is typical of YASHIKI.
Maybe it's because it's a knit, but I think it's the excellent colors that make it feel that way.

For example, if you group it all together with blue colors, you may get a somewhat "cold" image, but... As I wrote in `` Smalt-blue'' has a slightly dull color, so it doesn't give you a "cold" feeling.

Greige, on the other hand, is different from the leather bags and wallets* that women are likely to carry, and has an exquisite atmosphere with a subtle warmth.
*This is subjective.

In addition, the 100% cotton fabric is not too thick, making it easy to wear not only in fall and winter, but also in spring.
Needless to say, it is easy to maintain.

Regardless of whether you prefer hot or cold noodles, please try Seijaku Knit, which perfectly combines "warm" and "cold" flavors.

Ikeda