■ Design
Special order stole from "comment?", an original brand of Hirose Dye Factory, founded in 1918. It is a large 100% silk stole that changes its appearance depending on the lighting. Each piece is hand-dyed using Ise stencil paper in the same way as kimonos, resulting in a delicate finish. Created by fourth-generation Hirose Yuichi, the design is full of elegance and playfulness. It features the "comment?" and "BEAMS JAPAN" logos.

■ Special order pattern
Shark komon: A traditional Edo komon pattern.
Cherry blossom petals: A pattern that depicts cherry blossom petals, a symbol of Japan, scattering on the water's surface, dyed over a shark pattern.
Camouflage: A modern camouflage pattern dyed over shark print.

■ Material
The material is 100% silk. Because it uses extremely fine threads, it is light and gentle to the touch.
Edo Komon is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique that has its roots in the Muromachi period. From a distance it looks plain, but when you get closer you can see tiny beautiful patterns. It is carefully dyed with sensibility and techniques cultivated over a long tradition.

Comment?
An original brand created by Hirose Dye Factory, founded in 1918. The name is a combination of "komon" from Edo komon and the French "comment?" (how about it?).

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