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Hello.
This is Kayaba from the ApparelX trend blog.
In this blog, we will introduce Takatoh's outer fabrics, which are often associated with linings.
The ApparelX maker page is here
Founded in 1993, it is a materials trading company in Asakusa. It also offers same-day shipping for in-stock items and Just M cut, and it handles risks related to original product numbers.
Originally, it mainly dealt in lining materials, but it also develops outer fabrics, and these are listed on ApparelX as well.
Here we will introduce Takatoh outer fabric product numbers listed on ApparelX.
This is an acetate twill textile made from natural materials.
Acetate is a delicate fiber that is soft and pleasant against the skin. It also has moisture absorption, moisture release, and heat retention properties, and above all, it is a lightweight fiber.
By turning a material that can tend to look cheap into a twill structure with a relatively crisp hand, and giving it a slightly washed, refined look, it really embodies current trends.
I feel this is a textile that does that well.
Also, naia® places importance on traceability, and can be called a sustainable product with a transparent production background.
This is a tricot textile with the Sustenza® trademark.
By using only one type of raw yarn in knitting, which normally uses several types of yarn, this material eliminates waste in the manufacturing process.
It is a well-balanced textile that meets the needs of modern society, such as durability, quick-drying performance, wrinkle resistance, and stretch.
Sustenza® is produced in the Hokuriku region.
This is also a Sustenza® moss stitch textile. Even though it is moss stitch, it is a moss stitch textile expressed with warp knitting, so the stretch is excellent.
It has a denser texture than regular moss stitch textiles, so I think it is a moss stitch textile that looks more premium.
This is a highly versatile textile that feels like it is meant to become a standard item.
It turns the highly versatile twill structure into a stretchy textile without polyurethane. There is no need to worry about the long-term deterioration of polyurethane, and it comes in a wide range of colors, so I think it is a textile that can be used as a standard material.
This is a stretch twill textile made with PBT fiber, which has higher elasticity than the more commonly used PET fiber among polyesters.
It is ideal for garments that move a lot, such as pants, and is recommended for everything from daily wear to uniform applications.
This is also Sustenza®. It is a kersey textile expressed with warp knitting, and the diagonal weave texture on the surface is distinctive.
It is a versatile textile with a moderate thickness.
What do you think?
I think you will better appreciate the appeal of Takatoh textiles when you actually touch them.
So this time!
To help everyone learn more about the appeal of Takatoh textiles, we are holding an ApparelX super sale!!
The period starts today at 12:00, and is limited to just 6 Takatoh product numbers, so please take this opportunity to buy them.
Products can be found right here
*Takatoh linings are not included in the sale. Please note.
