Handkerchief, Morning Glory

Soft gauze tenugui and handkerchief "Japanese Style" won the 2011 Good Design Award.
It was evaluated from four perspectives: physical perspective, industrial perspective, life perspective, and social and global environmental perspective.

Commitment to moderate thinness
Towels that are too voluminous are difficult to squeeze and dry. Japanese-style tewagui and handkerchiefs are woven firmly by not only piles but also ground tissue to achieve moderate thinness, durability, and softness.

The more you use it, and the more you wash it, the more it feels familiar to your skin.
In addition, it is made with attention to detail in a Japanese factory, and conveys Japanese beauty, Japanese heart, and Japanese skills by expressing Japanese features and Japanese four seasons.

MADE IN JAPAN