Sasquatchfabrix. / "EASTEND DRAGON" SOUVENIR JACKET (NAVY × D.GREEN)
Sasquatchfabrix.'s 24-25AW collection, titled "Eastend Dragons," rethinks the "oriental way of looking at things" while making extensive use of dragons, which have a wide variety of images around the world, as a motif.
Dragons in Japan first made their appearance in earnest during the Heian period (794-1185). Dragons took root deeply and widely in Japan, mainly as water deities that brought rain necessary for rice plants, and sometimes as beings that caused lightning.
Even though the times change, we cannot drive out the dragons that continue to dwell in the hearts of the people. When you lose your way, it might be a good idea to talk to the dragon that lives in your heart.
SFX. has been expressing powerful motifs such as tigers and dragons that have become objects of faith since the dawn of the brand, and this is a revival of a particularly popular dragon.
The vintage-inspired production, such as the loose ribs knitted as tight as possible, allows you to feel the respect for the universal masterpieces that are not bound by the times.
Material
Body : Cotton 50%,Rayon 50%
Lining : Rayon 100%
Rib : Acrylic 90%,Wool 10%
■Size guide
Size L - Length65cm,Yuki length 81cm,Body width66cm
■Model
ModelwearsSize L, 173cm / 62kg Sheis 173cm / 62kg.
ABOUT THE BRAND
We believe that fashion is a strong reflection of the people of the times and must and should always be avant-garde. In order to express our own "fashion," we set strong themes for the times and create avant-garde and "playful" clothes while repeatedly affirming and denying the classics. Pursuing the reality of the new era, one of our important themes is to create ethnic products that can only be made by those who live in a unique region and in this era.
Shipping Information
iii3 ships to over 25 countries worldwide.
All orders are dispatched from our store location in Kashiwa, Japan. Orders from outside Japan, particularly from the EU and Canada, may be subject to import taxes and VAT. These potential charges would be the responsibility of the recipient and cannot be paid by iii3. It is recommended that you look up your country's "Duty the minimis value" and "Tax the minimis value" to understand what to expect regarding potential fees.
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