RAKUGAKI BANDANA SHIRT

An open-collar short-sleeved shirt combining playful design and traditional dyeing techniques.

Features an original bandana print with "fictional monsters" by a 9-year-old artist.

Made from lightweight rayon etto material, commonly used in Aloha shirts, for excellent comfort. Each color features a different dyeing technique, creating a unique look.

Pink / Beige: Bengala hand-dye
Sax Blue: Reactive dye
Sumikuro: Binchotan charcoal dye

A garment that emphasizes individuality with its graphic appearance, while paying close attention to materials, dyeing, and details. It is versatile for various occasions, from daily wear to travel.

Care for Bengala-dyed and Botanical-dyed products

To ensure the color fade lasts longer, hand washing with a neutral detergent is recommended.

As color may transfer to other items, please wash separately.

Do not use fluorescent agents or bleach.

After washing, please dry in the shade.

Color may fade upon contact with citrus fruit juice. If contact occurs, rinse immediately.

Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight or lighting may cause discoloration. Do not leave in sunny areas; store in a dark place.

Bengala dyeing is a technique where dyes are extracted from minerals in the soil, resulting in dyes similar to minerals, which may trigger metal detectors.

Since the dye is similar to pigment, color transfer may occur due to friction during wear or to innerwear and bags.

Made in Japan