The image is of the sky spreading out over puddles in a rice field after a cold rain.
Half-zip knit with a relaxed silhouette.
The plain jersey knitting at the base represents a mirror-like puddle of water in a rice field, and the finely uneven knitted fabric at the shoulders represents rain clouds drifting into the distance.
Using a technique known as plating knitting, in which different threads are knitted on the front and back sides, the colors of the threads are changed on the front and back sides, creating a deep look by knitting in two colors.
YASHIKI pays homage to the standard kimono pattern, so that when worn, the shoulders fall and give a soft impression.
The cuffs feature the brand icon [arrow kasuri] pattern.
