Material data base
- Results
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- Inner wear/lingerie
- Kyoto
- Wakayama
- Worsted wool
3Hits
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24AW-312
NIHON SANMO DYEING CO., LTD.
- Sustainable raw materials
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1-a Organic materials, biodegradable natural fibers
- Number
- 24AW-312
- date
- 2023/06/16
- Material
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- Silk
- Worsted wool
- Mixture
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- Silk 40%
- Wool 60%
- Function
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- Stretch
- Easy care
- Knitted textile
- Width 24cm
- Length 45m
- Weight 139g/㎡
- Price
- Between 2,001 yen and 3,000 yen
- Small batch orders available
- color/design variation available
- Item
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- Inner wear/lingerie
- Interior
- Sundry items
- Area
- Kyoto
Ribbed fabric made of machine washable silk and machine washable wool blended yarn. Characterized by soft warmth in addition to luster and breathability. Moderately fitted to the body. -
PWX-8510
TOKI SEN-I CO., LTD.
- Sustainable raw materials
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1-d Cruelty-free materials
- Sustainable corporate social responsibility
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3 Sustainable corporate social responsibility
- Number
- PWX-8510
- date
- 2024/06/06
- Material
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- Worsted wool
- Mixture
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- Wool 0100%
- Function
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- Heat-generating/moisture retention
- Knitted textile
- Width 140cm
- Length 35m
- Weight 191g/㎡
- Price
- Between 2,001 yen and 3,000 yen
- Small batch orders available
- Item
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- Pants/Skirts
- Sportswear
- Inner wear/lingerie
- Area
- Wakayama
This fabric is made from wool spun with a special spinning process that makes it extremely soft to the touch."
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- Enquiry by e-mail
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- TEL
- 06-6223-0101
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24AW-311
NIHON SANMO DYEING CO., LTD.
- Number
- 24AW-311
- date
- 2023/06/16
- Material
-
- Silk
- Worsted wool
- Mixture
-
- Silk 40%
- Wool 60%
- Function
-
- Easy care
- Knitted textile
- Width 24cm
- Length 45m
- Weight 139g/㎡
- Price
- Between 2,001 yen and 3,000 yen
- Small batch orders available
- color/design variation available
- Item
-
- Inner wear/lingerie
- Area
- Kyoto
Ribbed fabric made of machine-washable silk and machine-washable wool blend yarn. Characterized by soft warmth in addition to luster and breathability. Elasticity conforms to the body.
