Japanese handwoven necktie - Nanbusenmaya (traditional spinning of the southern area) If you are looking for something different, this is the right choice! Even worldwide, this is a rare necktie, hand-weaved from one single silk string. The whole process is environment-friendly, and since it was made without the use of any machines and woven by one person with all their heart, the number is limited, thus it’s a difficult to obtain and extremely rare necktie.

Japanese handwoven necktie - Nanbusenmaya, traditional spinning of the southern area If you are looking for something different, this is the right choice! Even worldwide, this is a rare necktie, hand-weaved from one single silk string. The whole process is environment-friendly, and since it was made without the use of any machines and woven by one person with all their heart, the number is limited, thus it’s a difficult to obtain and extremely rare necktie.

A unique Japanese candle assortment, which will make you want to take a bite.

A traditional line, taking on a challenge by daringly leaving out mizra’s symbolical details (Japanese design, beard, rub etc) and only using design, silhouettes, sewing and used processing. For the denim fabric JAPAN DENIM was used. This denim, which is rare for domestic jeans, features a balance of a rare bluish tint and white scrubbed parts, that remind you a little of western denims. The mark-embroidery, card pocket and front pocket sleek fabric feature special details of one of Japan’s traditional striped fabrics, which add really cool accents to this denim.

mizra’s most slender silhouette, the new tight straight jeans with an original denim fabric, the “noble denim”, that was finished off with a one wash processing. On the whole inner fabric an original design in black fine lines (monotone line art) was arranged, making this the most simple denim so far, creating a basic, mizra-style clothing.

For the outer material a “high-density compact satin” was used, made from Italian cotton yarn weaved up on a Japanese loom. Stripes were added with a rub processing, creating an overall glossy feel through a special washing process, expressing the high quality both of the feel of the fabric and the material, while keeping the cylinder line silhouette.

For the outer material a “high-density compact satin” was used, made from Italian cotton yarn weaved up on a Japanese loom. Stripes were added with a rub processing, creating an overall glossy feel through a special washing process, expressing the high quality both of the feel of the fabric and the material, while keeping the cylinder line silhouette.