A product sample created for the preview of the autumn exhibition. A jacket with large, impactful embroidery on the back, created by an embroidery craftsman affiliated with The Doors. The design source is, of course, the vintage souvenir jacket (Sukajan). The unique feel of souvenirs is very tasteful, and the oriental embroidery is very iconic.

5pkt pants with a swirl pattern that is impressive even among tie-dye dyeing. A unique look due to the tie and dye process.   Although this is a common dyeing method for T-shirts, it is very difficult to express it with pants because it is dyed through the process of pinching, twisting and tying from the center.

A short-sleeve shirt made with double gauze fabric that is gentle on the skin and has good functionality. The double gauze material is dyed with indigo to create a simple yet beautiful look. The stitching and buttons are made with a striking color scheme and white accents to make the indigo look vivid.

Denim pants using organic cotton version black denim, which is a particularly popular fabric among the fabrics handled by the Doors affiliated fabric shop. Compared to indigo denim, it is difficult to get a processed look from black denim, but we have adjusted the finish to be comparable.

A product sample created by Doors based on the Panama shirt (Cuban shirt), which is currently transitioning from a trend to a summer staple. Panama is a word that refers to Panama weaving, and it is a form that incorporates only the design. Instead of pleats and embroidery, which are characteristic details, lace tape is used to express it simply. Since this will be the base design, we have simplified the specifications such as open color, but we have adjusted it to convey the design source as a taste.