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Flared, adult casual style

This skirt is made of several pieces of fabric sewn together, giving it a patchwork-like feel. The fabrics used include denim, but they are not stiff or stiff, and are moderately soft and comfortable against the skin. Inspired by the works of Millet, a painter known for his Gleanings, the skirt has a calm matte color like an oil painting.

Sewn Fabric

Small pieces of fabric are called swatches, which are used to expand the concept when making clothing, and the HAGIHAGI skirt was inspired by lining them up. The name comes from the fact that denim fabrics of slightly different colors were carefully balanced and sewn together. The combinations used for one skirt are "cotton linen denim x cotton" and "cotton twill denim x cotton indigo dye x cotton linen denim". These fabrics, which have different textures, are painstakingly cut like a patchwork to create a beautiful silhouette.

This skirt has a cute flared silhouette, but also expresses the casualness and coolness of denim workwear. Although it is a design that can be the main focus by itself, it is also easy to coordinate with other outfits because the color is unified.

Cotton linen fabric is a material that combines the softness of cotton and the breathability of linen. It becomes softer with each wash, and you can enjoy the changes in color and texture, so it is recommended for those who want to use a piece of clothing made by artisans for a long time.

A unique atmosphere created by our own hands

The predecessor of the brand was a boutique that started in 1978. It originally started as a store that sold purchased clothes, but in 1983, the company changed its policy to manufacture all of its products in-house, built a factory behind the store, and launched the brand "FACTORY" to develop original clothing. The brand started with a single sewing machine, and as more and more people joined, they continued to make clothes that fit the customer's body. In 1990, they went overseas in search of materials and established a dyeing workshop, wanting to make more original products. Although it was a small company, they continued to make clothes with a particular attention to detail, and the current form of creation was born, in which they handle all of the planning, material development, manufacturing, and production themselves.

All of FACTORY's design patterns are created in a design atelier in Tokyo. Staff who have gained experience in collection brands and have practiced pattern making create all the shapes using three-dimensional cutting, and by sewing samples many times, they create one-of-a-kind clothes that are "comfortable to wear and not bound by trends" and "simple but a little unique". Then, based on the patterns they create, they create clothes at their own factory in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture. In addition to cutting and sewing, they are particular about the work of "dyeing" the products and raw materials at the attached dyeing factory. The manufacturing style that is carried through is such that the atmosphere of Ashikaga, a region that has a history of specializing in textile manufacturing, is reflected in the clothes.