Good evening.

I just returned from Okinawa.

I can.

Well, this trip back to Okinawa got off to a bad start.

I woke up 3 hours before departure and was too lazy to wash the dishes and do housework, but unexpectedly my ticket was issued 5 minutes late and I missed my flight for the first time in my life. . .

20,000 planes flew by with a 5 minute delay.

My plan was to eat Okinawa soba.

Once I returned home, I was so frustrated that I went to my long-awaited restaurant, ``Irifune Shokudo.''

Noritama oil soba.

It looks delicious, doesn't it?

However, the large amount of seasoned seaweed toppings made it by far the most flavorful food I've eaten this year.

I ordered it because I was attracted by the sound of seaweed, but next time I'll have no seaweed toppings.

I missed my flight and had about 7 hours to kill, so I went to buy some clothes for my nephew.

Jijii! He turned into a cheeky 4-year-old who called me that, but he was cute.

I couldn't do anything Okinawa-like this time.

Because I was 5 minutes late.

The next time I go home will be just that much more fun.

Now to the main topic. Here is what I would like to introduce to you today.

NULABEL
AVIATOR JACKET [HAND DYED]


col. army rust / black rust

price ¥108,900 (tax included)

This is AVIATOR JACKET [HAND DYED] which arrived today from NULABEL.

The outer material is made of thick nylon twill.

It is hand-dyed by craftsmen using Hikizome, a traditional craft of Kyoto.

A dye inhibitor is sprinkled on the fabric at the same time as the dye, and the pattern is created with a brush.

The original material expresses the contrast of the pattern due to the fact that there are parts that are not dyed by chance, and each piece is finished with a different look.

Climashield , which is used for the filling, is a high-quality filling material that is also used by the current U.S. military as the next generation filling following Primaloft .

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