Kibi Province Camouflage

Kibi Province Camouflage

In the Kibi province of Japan, there is a fabric manufacturer with burning passion and planning skills as clever as a supercomputer.
When you hear the term "fabric manufacturer," many people probably think of it as a declining industry.
We know that the word "decline" does not apply to them.
The guys from Kibi Province have not only recreated the back satin military wear fabric used during the Namcafé War, but have also created something with a vector pointing to the upper right.
It's not particularly thick, and it's fairly light, but it's so stiff that you have to sew it with a heavy industrial sewing machine. It has a nice, elegant uneven weave. The reverse side is clean and beautiful.
This is on a completely different level to the real military fabrics we have handled so far. It's the best, more realistic than the real thing.
It's only just been sewn up.
I'm looking forward to washing it

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