Kuzurikeori Co., Ltd., established in 1912 in Japan’s historic textile hub, uses rare Shonher looms to craft high-quality wool fabrics. Their ultra-slow weaving process preserves the handwoven texture, producing soft, durable, and resilient textiles ideal for suits. The company’s DOMINX brand emphasizes superior craftsmanship, blending traditional techniques with meticulous attention to detail. Katsuri’s timeless fabrics continue to receive high praise for their quality and unique texture.
The hound’s tooth pattern is a classic and popular pattern. Four colors are available: black, navy, champagne, and silver. The silk is thick and of high quality, carefully woven on a low-speed loom by a long-established weaver in Nishijin, Kyoto.
The polyester button production process at Iris’s Oshima factory is intriguing. With two molding methods based on color and pattern, manufacturing is followed by automated inspection and packaging. Stay tuned for the next installment at the Yajima factory, where we’ll explore metal buttons and plating processes.
Is this Nishijin weaving? This was my impression when I saw this design. I had only had an image of gorgeous kimonos and obis when I thought of Nishijin brocade, so I was surprised to see such a modern textile.The fabric was manufactured by a venerable Nishijin weaving mill founded in the Genroku era.
Discover Yamamoto Co., Ltd.’s in-house atelier in Tokyo, specializing in men’s formal accessories and bespoke items. Small yet dedicated to top-notch quality, we offer personalized service and quick turnaround for custom orders. Collaborating with our skilled craftsmen ensures meticulous attention to detail, whether it’s for unique pieces or bulk production. Your fabric or ours, we tailor to your needs with pride.
Introducing Matsubara Co., Ltd., specializing in stretch fabrics like VISLY® with luxurious feel and comfort. Their lineup offers versatile options for various needs, from smooth twill to eco-friendly double cloth, catering to current trends of blending luxury and relaxation.
Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, has long been a centre of jewellery processing and has a large number of craftsmen with very high skills. Today, the number of craftsmen has decreased considerably due to the ageing of the population, but there are still a few craftsmen with excellent skills.
The products introduced here are our original cufflinks, tie-bars and bracelets, which are scattered with the skills of Kofu craftsmen.
We have been importing fabrics from Vanners, a long-established British silk weaving company, to produce a variety of men’s accessories, but unfortunately Vanners is no longer able to produce fabrics due to their poor management. We have started to deal in fabrics woven by a long-established weaver in Nishijin, Kyoto, which are of very good quality and can replace Vanners’ silk as a new material. This time we are introducing an armband, bow tie and pocket chief in a houndstooth pattern in four colours that are relatively easy to match.
Discover EXCY FORMAL’s 2023 highlights: Woven Silk Pocket Square, X-Clip Suspenders, ALBERT THURSTON Suspenders, Butterfly Bow Tie, Cummerbund, and Wing Collar Shirt. Timeless elegance for formal occasions.
Discover the world of buffalo horn buttons—sourced from Asia, Africa, and South America. Detailed processes, from gloss to bleaching, elevate each button. Exquisite variations in natural patterns ensure every button is a unique work of art. Explore the artistry of crafting these exceptional buttons and the nuanced beauty they bring to garments.
