Izumiotsu City, Osaka Prefecture, a blanket producing region that Japan is proud of.
The skills passed down through generations, with the pride of a craftsman, have actualized the ideal blanket we envisioned.

Compared to other natural fibers, natural wool is very difficult to handle and can be a challenge for craftsmen.

Nevertheless, we insist on 100% wool.
The difference from cheaper acrylic or polyester blends is overwhelming warmth.

A single piece, condensed with high skill, strong love for machinery and quality, and various other elements that Japan is proud of, cannot be obtained elsewhere.

Inspired by the texture of thick blankets produced in North America in the early 1800s, we paid close attention to every process from fabric creation to sewing, and had it made at a factory in Izumiotsu, one of Japan's leading blanket producing regions.

A jacquard blanket in light brown x pale coral pink, with a slightly nostalgic color scheme.
The pattern is based on stripes with native elements added.