Banshu-ori Ultra-fine Cotton Stole

A very popular item from POLS! Available in a wide range of colors to add a stylish accent, it's versatile for dealing with temperature changes in spring, and for air conditioning in summer.
【Details】
This stole features vibrant pre-dyed colors from the historic Banshu weaving region, with a light and sheer texture that sways in the air. Made with ultra-fine cotton yarn (100 count single yarn) for a thin and delicate feel. It folds compactly like a handkerchief, making it a useful item for travel.
【Care Instructions】
● As this is a delicate fabric, please be careful of snagging from accessories. It can be hand-washed by gently pressing.
● Washing it in a washing machine on the hand-wash cycle (using a laundry net) will cause the threads to gather slightly, creating a rich texture.
・Maruman Co., Ltd.
Some things remain unchanged, even as times change. "Woven fabric" is a primitive fabric made by interlacing warp and weft threads, with records dating back over 5,000 years to ancient Egypt. Banshu-ori, woven by the people of North Harima, Hyogo, formed as a production area from the end of the Edo period and became known worldwide as high-quality pre-dyed fabric in the Showa era. In the Heisei era, amidst an abundance of things, Maruman continues to convey the excitement, joy, surprise, and affection felt when encountering something special, through woven fabric.