Banshu-ori Extra Fine Cotton Stole

POLS's very popular item!. It comes in a rich variety of colors that can be used as a styling accent, and it's versatile for spring to cope with temperature differences during the day, and for summer to counter air conditioning.
This stole features vibrant yarn-dyed colors from the historic Banshu production area and a light, sheer feel that sways in the air. It is made with extra-fine cotton yarn, 100-count single yarn, for a thin and delicate feel. It can be folded compactly like a handkerchief, making it a valuable item for travel.
●As it is a delicate fabric, please be careful not to snag it on accessories. It can be hand-washed by pressing.
●Also, if you wash it in the washing machine's hand-wash mode (using a laundry net), the threads will gradually intertwine, creating a rich texture.
・Maruman Co., Ltd.
Even as times change, some things remain constant. "Textiles" are primitive fabrics woven from warp and weft threads, with records dating back over 5000 years in ancient Egypt. Banshu-ori, woven by the people of Kita-Harima, Hyogo, formed its production area in the late Edo period, and in the Showa era, it traveled the world as a high-quality yarn-dyed fabric. In the Heisei era, a time of abundance, Maruman continues to convey the excitement, joy, surprise, and affection felt when encountering something special, those pure moments, through textiles.