Forest philosopher's coat #Blue green [232104]

■ Product Description A coat worn when traveling with the forest philosopher owl (Samsa's Search) Sense refers to the process of turning around a situation by giving meaning to unexpected events or events with high uncertainty. Making. This sense-making ability is necessary to get information about "Samsa" in the forest at night with an owl. One example of sense-making that is often given is the incident in the snowy mountain training of the Hungarian mountaineering team. The design combines the mountain parka worn by the Hungarian mountaineering team with a duffle coat, which was originally an overcoat for national costumes. Owls have excellent hearing, so they make noise when they move. An end cord is attached to the end of the string.

Light blanket
This fabric was chosen with the image of a blanket you would want to wrap yourself in during a grazing trip. The fabric is woven from a wool/poly/nylon blend and then piece-dyed, giving it a deep melange color. It is a twill weave using 10-count yarn, giving it a moderate thickness while being light and supple. As it is woven in Ashikaga, it has a different texture from Oshu textiles, and is soft and pleasant to the touch.

■ Material Outer material | Wool: 73% Polyester : 26% Nylon: 1%
Lining | 100% cotton
Sleeve lining | Polyester : 100%

■ Size Ladies | S Length: 83cm Width: 62cm Hem width: 63cm Shoulder width: 62cm Sleeve length: 47cm

*Female model (Kimura): 159cm, wearing size S

Made in Japan