Keep it long, treasure it long.

A blouse that wears the wind

The OKKAKE shirt is also the brand icon of SETTO. This blouse is packed with carefully selected details such as a short length, a collar that covers the neck, and long sleeve cuffs. When it comes to OKKAKE shirts, cotton is the standard fabric, but the ones we'll be introducing are made from linen. Made of antique linen that is gentle on the skin and gently wraps around your body, giving you the comfort of being wrapped in the wind.

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Gently wraps your skin

From the warm and cheerful spring to the bright, sunny summer, the OKKAKE shirt is something you'll naturally reach for every day. The item used is antique linen that has been made using eastern cooking to take full advantage of the characteristics of linen. Higashi-daki is a time-consuming and time-consuming method of dyeing fabric using traditional techniques. By carefully dyeing a small amount in a small kettle, the fabric is thoroughly kneaded, creating a smooth, natural wrinkled feel and beautiful colors. Another nice feature is that the more you wash it and use it, the softer it becomes and the more it blends into your skin.

OKKAKE shirts are made from luxuriously textured linen. Three colors are available: WHT, SAX, and BLK. The basic colors make it easy to match with any outfit, but we recommend pairing it with wide-silhouette bottoms or high-waisted denim. This is a great way to wear a short length. Also, since it's a fully open shirt, it's great as a cover-up when you want to avoid the strong sunlight.

Partner clothes

SETTO continues to make comfortable clothes that are designed to be used for a long time. This brand has been developed since 2014 by Japan Blue Co., Ltd., a textile manufacturer based in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture, known for providing materials to domestic and international brands.

Kurashiki/Kojima, now known as the holy land of denim, was once an island floating in the Seto Inland Sea. The land that was reclaimed from shallow waters became more popular for growing salty cotton than for rice, and the spinning industry developed. Kojima has been producing school uniforms and jeans since before the war, when the Westernization of clothing began to advance, and after the war, through the American workwear boom and the jeans boom, Kojima became a representative production area for jeans. Japan Blue Co., Ltd. has been making fabrics for casual wear in Kojima, which has such a long history. That's why we continue to create clothing that is so convincing and valuable.

SETTO's distinctive feature is that it considers the development of materials to be part of its design, and is particular about threads, fabrics, colors, and shapes based on the know-how gained through textile planning and sales. We consider clothing to be a long-term partner, and continue to create clothing that values the essence of life while finding surprises, joys of discovery, and fun in everyday life.