Milk Glass Damask Japanese Cotton Woven tweed Do NOT 'pre-shrink' as silk

Do NOT 'pre-shrink' as silk organza can become more limp when laundered

he was instrumental in popularizing it in the 1970s after seeing it in a design by Issey Miyake

Double Ikat is a technique in which both warp and the weft are resist-dyed prior to weaving

Striking stylized floral in a kaleidoscope of muted pastel colors on a fine linen blend woven

lightly crisp

Milk Glass Damask Japanese Cotton Woven tweed Do NOT 'pre-shrink' as silkDelicate ovals on cool white damask jacquard in an impeccable quality cotton shirting, fine quality deadstock from a Japanese mill. Light shirting weight is semi opaque, with an appealing soft hand, 1" ovals, a supple airy drape and jacquard's delicate play of matte with a lustrous shimmer. Right for the perfect white shirt, tunic, dress, skirt, soft pants, caftan, children's, or menswear. Please note that the subtle ovals show up better in person