Keep it long, treasure it long.

Refined with a velvet ribbon

A cloth that always touches the skin from the beginning to the end of the day. There are a variety of materials, but the presence of your favorite cloth is essential to a comfortable living. Linen is particularly strong in washing, soft enough to wear out and feel better, it is a material that comes out its own taste only for what you use.

Loveliness of linen and embroidery

Velvet Ribbon Pouch is a pouch made of linen fabric with lovely flowers embroidered all over the fabric. Although the flowers are drawn all over, the lines surrounding the flowers give it a smart impression without being too childish. The contrast with the gingham check inside is also fresh.

Around the porch is a thin velvet ribbon. This plays the role of the hand, you can use it as a small handbag of course as a pouch. You can always use it as a pouch to put small things in the bag, take it out of the bag depending on the situation, and carry it as a valuables case with a cell phone and coin case. Because Velvet has a neat impression, it is a porch that will be a point even on the day when you have a little dinner time for your trip.

With France and Belgium flax

Since linen yarn is not made in Japan, ALDIN items use yarn spun from Italy with fine linen collected in France and Belgium. It is a safe material that has received stable quality and Ecotex certification, and it is a highly reliable linen yarn among craftsmen. Imported in the form of yarn, all processes such as fabric making, dyeing, cutting, sewing and embroidery are conducted in Japan. Therefore the production number is never large, but it is made carefully one by one within the reach of all. In addition, the color and pattern of the fabric are expressed in the traditional way of dyeing and weaving yarn called "pre-dyed" first. Unlike those that have been subjected to post-processing such as printing, the pre-dyed fabric is characterized by its taste as it loses its color during use and is beautiful.

Another concern of ALDIN is that it is a servitch linen. Serubitchi refers to fraying on the edge of the fabric, called "textile ear" in Japan. Most of the antique linens are servitch linens, but with modern machines it is not possible to make servics, so they are less visible. At ALDIN, productivity is not good at all, but using a traditional shuttle loom, a craftsman moves his hand sincerely, uses a finger, moves a loom while watching with a single sheet of linen Is finished.

From the foot of Mt. Fuji

Linen item factory brand ALDIN is a brand launched by Tenjin Factory, a weaving factory in Yamanashi Prefecture. At the foot of Mt. Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture, there is a hometown of high-class textiles known as "Kaiuki" and "Korinai (Gunnaiori)", one of which is Fujiyoshida City where Tenjin Factory is located. The textile industry in this region has a long history, and the town has been resounding for over 1000 years. The beautiful scenery and pure spring water with Mt. Fuji are still indispensable to create refined fabrics.

The reason that ALDIN began was in the encounter with antique linen in Europe. Seeing the fabric filled with that time and feeling, we started to create linen fabric from the desire to make such a long-loved fabric, and the brand started after trial and error. Items that are made to become vintage linen that is familiar with the skin and become more intricate in texture, have a cuteness and nostalgia somewhere, and have the charm that makes me feel that I want to keep it by all means forever.