This is a Pre-Order product. Completion is expected to finish MAR.~APRIL. 2027

This camouflage jacket is made from a cotton-nylon fabric and features a "Chusen" dyeing technique. Unlike tie-dyeing or uneven dyeing, the Chusen technique allows for the creation of beautiful gradations Through "blurring," a unique characteristic of this dyeing method. Finished with a crisp material, it has a light and sporty feel. Snap buttons are used for the closures.

Chusen Dyeing (pouring dye method) Chusen dyeing is a unique Japanese traditional dyeing technique that originated approximately 150 years ago and has been passed down to the present day. It spread mainly in Kyoto as a technique for dyeing traditional Japan hand towels and summer yukata, which were essential items in daily life at the time. Chusen dyes the material by pouring dye through the fabric using gravity and pressure.  By pouring dye from top to bottom onto the fabric, the threads themselves are dyed, and it is characterized by the beautiful gradation created by the "blurring" effect unique to Chusen, which differs from tie-dyeing or uneven dyeing. At D' Artisan, we have created a camouflage pattern using this traditional technique. Currently, only one company in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture, in Japan possesses the machinery to perform Chusen dyeing. This dyeing technique has become extremely rare. As the colors mix, areas are dyed darker and lighter, creating a natural balance of colors and a beautiful gradation. Please enjoy its unique texture.