A production example of using a machine called e-flow to process products with an awareness of sustainable methods. In order to create a vintage denim-like texture with whiskers and bites, we use a nano-bubble processing machine = e-flow, which is environmentally friendly, in the subsequent washing process to achieve the texture so far. express.   After the process up to this point, the paint was stained, and I was particular about the texture.

While being conscious of sustainable methods, this product sample is made by hand to achieve a balance between the brilliance of the processing. The point here is that processing is performed using a machine called e-flow, and this machine is called a nanobubble processing machine. The use of water and chemicals required during processing can be considerably reduced. This is an example of selecting environmentally friendly methods as much as possible while still performing conventional skilled manual processing.

A product sample of black denim that has been bleached to look like a chemical wash. The point is that processing is performed using a machine called e-flow, and this machine is called a nanobubble processing machine. The use of water and chemicals required during processing can be considerably reduced.  

A product sample that focuses on bleaching on the hem instead of the entire surface and finishes with a modern design in mind. In order to bring out the mode-like impression of black denim, not only does it have a vintage-like look, but also the color fading of the bleach expresses a gradation design that looks great when coordinated.

A product sample that achieves sustainable denim processing by using a decolorization method using mist ozone called buddy processing. While conventional processing uses a large amount of water (about 10 liters per bottle), buddy processing can be done with only 0.1 liters, making it possible to process with very little water usage.