Kapok Down Harrington Jacket-Women's
The James Dean of jackets, the Harrington has symbolized freedom and confidence since the mid-century. Our version has the traditional stand-up collar and zip-front, but this easy choice warms better than everybody else’s bulky puffers.
Model: 5’10”, Blue: M size
Padding: 40％ Kapok, 60％ Recycled Polyester
Lining: 100％ Recycled Polyester
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- Hand-wash, line dry
- Do not bleach, dry clean, or machine dry
- Iron with low heat and a protective cloth
洗濯時はネットを使用し、アイロンはあて布を使用してください。 柔軟剤の使用はなるべくお避けください。 型崩れや縫目滑脱の原因になります。 長時間洗液に浸しておいたり、水や汗に濡れたままの状態で放置しますと、色落ちや色移りの原因になりますのでお避けください。 素材の特性上、洗濯や着用により、中わたが吹き出したり、細やかな繊維が表に飛び出ることがあります。 吹き出した中わたは引っ張らずにハサミでカットしてください。
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Because it is covered with air, it only takes 5mm to provide the warmth of down.
The secret to its lightness is the special nut ``Kapok''
Kapok cotton is a special material that is 1/8th the weight of cotton and does not require the use of animal fur or feathers or cutting down trees.
Lightweight but provides the same warmth as down
Kapok has a special structure that allows it to absorb moisture and release heat, a function called ``hygroscopic heat generation.'' Its function is comparable to that of down, so it is also called down that grows on trees.
Achieving exquisite balance using carefully selected Japanese threads
Japanese special thread. Adopts a special technology called split yarn, which consists of one nylon and four polyester fibers. The unique bulge created by combining nylon or polyester alone cannot be achieved. Japan's ability to make good use of the differences in shrinkage between different materials is a thread technique that we would like to pass on to future generations.
Sustainable “ethical down kapok” made possible with the latest processing technology
Since kapok is a fruit of a tree, there is no need to cut down trees or obtain animal feathers.
However, commercialization has been difficult until now because the fibers are extremely short and difficult to make into thread. We use sheets that have been jointly developed with major companies over many years.
Would you like to travel with us on “FARM TO FASHION”?
You can see people working in kapok farms, processing factories, and garment factories.
Experience how kapok knot clothes are made.
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