Washi paper is great
Hello!
This is Chiba from Nine Tailor shop .
This is my first blog, but having lived through the heyday of blogging in the Heisei era, I feel a bit excited.
The first blog post from me is about "Washi items"!
Of course, when customers see this product in the store, we tell them that it is made from washi paper. After we tell them, "That's made from washi paper!", they almost always
I get a great reaction from people saying, "Washi paper?!" Yes, it is. It's washi paper.
The main features include a refreshing feeling, light weight, good breathability, natural deodorizing effect, etc.
It's a great material to have in the summer.
A friend told me the other day that it's apparently hotter in Japan than India these days. Whether that's true or not, the scorching heat continues day after day, and it certainly feels that way. Walking outside without anything on can make the top of your head feel scorching hot... This washi paper hat is the answer at times like these. It provides ample sun protection while allowing for comfortable ventilation without making you feel stuffy. Let's start with the cap. It has a beautifully curved silhouette, and despite being a cap, it also has a slightly elegant feel.
The organza lining gives off a cool, refreshing feel that makes you want to put it on. It's perfect for forgetting the heat for just a moment, and adding a pop of color to your outfit. It also neutralizes a slightly street-like style.
Personally, I recommend the hat.
I'm a lazy person, so I don't like to carry too many things in my hands. I know that it's better to use a parasol this time of year, but carrying one is a bit of a hassle. So I wear this hat and do my best to apply sunscreen to my face and below. The long, low-hanging brim provides excellent protection from the intense sun. I'm also often asked, "Are tulip hats only for women?" But that's not true at all; I recommend this hat for men as well. Our male staff member Masuda pairs it with shorts, but I also recommend pairing it with looser silhouettes, such as slightly wider slacks.
The rainy season in June was betrayed by the sudden onset of a heatwave. Many customers rushed into stores, desperately seeking relief: "Give me a hat I can wear right now!" These items are extremely popular. Spend this summer with washi paper. We've done our best to keep the store as cool as possible. Of course, they're also available online, so please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have about the comfort and feel of the material.
Until next time,