Textile Design 17: Glittering Light

Today's featured textile design is "Glittering Light". which is used for the sleeve of our signature V-neck cross over shirt.

Long day is almost over and the sun is setting into the sea.
The surface of the sea is covered with orange light and glittering.
I was staring with a lot of thoughts in mind.
I don't know how long it past, when I came to myself,
the sea was losing it's glitterling light and the dusk was gatherint quietly.
It was a day I felt like I went out far away.


(written by Katsuji Wakisaka, translated by Chinatsu)

Fishermans pants

Today's customer is Eden. He's been familiar with SOU・SOU clothing for long time so he told us he was very happy that now we have the store in US too. Today he got a pair of
fishermans pants made of 100% Ise cotton, and kimono sleeve tops made of chizimi weaving cotton. Casual and modern kimono look completed!
(chinatsu)

Golden tabi shoes!

Today's customer is Shaya. who picked up our gold "flying elephant" tabi shoes, These are great pair to go with all black/grey
ensemble, like she wears in this pic!
This pair is available ONLINE!
(chinatsu)

Test Post!

Testing our RSS feed to Facebook and Twitter - thanks!
-SOU SOU staff

Black friday Special!

Black Friday Speical!! Receive free pair of socks with purchase over $100 at the San Francisco store, or get FREE SHIPPING within US for over $75online purchase during Nov 25-27! Don't miss this chance!!

(chinatsu)

Harem Pants

Today's customer is Emily, who writes for Crunchyroll.com, the website that introduces japanese animation and pop culture. She picked up our new harem pants. This pants is made of 100% light-weight wool, and it falls very nicely, You can wear it casually with a t shirt like Emily does here, or pair it with our matching kimono sleeve-tops and create the casual kimono look for a dressier occasion.

Textile Design 16:Stripes

Today's featured textile is "Stripes".

This is a simple pattern, just mixing two tone stripes ,but it turned out to be an unusual, unique stripe pattern.
The pattern is very interesting. You mix ordinary motifs but it becomes something completely new by mixing pattern and changing space in between.
I think this rule might apply to various things too. like human relationships.

(Written by Katsuji Wakisaka, Traslated by Chinatsu and Rodrigo)