YASHIKI YSK-25AW-KN02 Shimobashira Knit BLACK

Shimobashira Knit (Frost pillars) It is inspired by the image of frost pillars lifting the soil in a field on a cold morning. The plain jersey knit base and the lines on the neck and sleeves represent the chilly morning air, while the fine diagonal lines on the shoulders represent frost pillars lifting up the soil. The yarn used is made from supple and smooth Supima extra-long staple cotton, which has been gas-burned to remove the fuzz and create a beautiful, lustrous finish. The fabric is made from 8 strands of 80 count fine yarn, finished at 12 gauge, resulting in a thin yet sturdy knit. Using a technique called plating knitting, which uses different yarns on the front and back sides, the yarn colors are changed on the front and back, By knitting it in two colors, we have created a look with depth. YASHIKI has finished this piece as an homage to the classic kimono pattern, so that the shoulders drop when worn, creating a soft impression. The cuffs feature the brand's iconic "Yagasuri" pattern. Compared to last year's product, the AH and sleeves are narrower. SIZE 1: Length 67.5, Width 63, Sleeve length 52, Shoulder width 64.5 SIZE 2: Length 69.5cm, Width 65cm, Sleeve Length 53cm, Shoulder Width 66.5cm YASHIKI is a Japanese knitwear brand. Started in 2014. We offer Japanese knitwear produced in the Ryomo region of northern Kanto, which has long been a thriving textile industry. The scenery and culture of Ishikawa Prefecture, the designer's hometown, play a major role in the design. The knitwear incorporates patterns and details that evoke the culture of her hometown, such as the Tedori River and rural landscapes, and expresses the scenery and local feel that can be felt through simple and elegant craftsmanship. YASHIKI 25AW Theme [Snow Color] YUKIIRO The rain that had been making the road black and wet soon turned into snow Slowly painting the road white Will this snow accumulate? I was excited about the first snow of the year. The fluttering snow from the lead-colored sky Gently envelops fields and homes The silvery shining snow Sometimes blue Sometimes red Adding color to the city The falling snow begins to mix with rain, reducing the black snow on the side of the road. I guess winter is almost over. I wonder if it will snow again. YASHIKI 25AW COLLECTION is themed on "The Color of Snow" The knitwear is packed with various scenes of snow-covered fields and cityscapes.