D7578 / STUDIO D'ARTISAN KAKI-SHIBU SASHIKO DENIM CAP The Strike Gold Additional details include copper punched

Additional details include copper punched rivets

They are made from a 15oz unsanforized denim meticulously woven on old-style shuttle looms

Because relatively few men’s shirts were produced

creating a distinctive character

Burma (now Myanmar)

D7578 / STUDIO D'ARTISAN KAKI-SHIBU SASHIKO DENIM CAP The Strike Gold Additional details include copper punchedThis denim cap is crafted by combining two traditional Japanese techniques: sashiko and kakishibu dyeing. Indigo dyed yarn is used for the warp, while the weft is made from yarn dyed with kakishibu, a traditional Japanese tannin dye derived from fermented persimmon. The sashiko like texture formed by the kakishibu dyed yarn on the surface gives the fabric a striking appearance, creating a richly uneven character and a distinct sense of depth. As the