VINTAGE IVY - Indigo Dyed Navy Blue Pique Popover

Kaihara Denim × Kanemasa × Kamakurashirt

The popover shares the same fit as the button-down dress shirt but is better suited for more casual occasions. Our model is made with a long four-button front placket. This version comes in a special indigo pique fabric dyed by the legendary Kaihara Denim in Hiroshima and knitted at the Kanemasa factory in Wakayama.

• Cotton 100%
• Button Down Collar
• Button Cuff
• Solid
• With Pocket
• Made in Japan

This product is dyed with indigo, so the color may transfer onto other clothes or fabrics through wearing or friction. Please avoid washing it with other items.

This product was inspired by the white popover shirt worn by jazz trumpeter Miles Davis during his recordings with his quintet in 1955. The fabric features a luxurious 20 thread count that creates a rugged yet refined impression by giving the knit texture depth.

In addition, this product has a simple design that is easy to coordinate with casual wear. The white buttons and distinctive pullover design add accents, making it easy to create a sophisticated look when worn alone. This knit popover shirt shines with Japanese craftsmanship inspired by Miles Davis' white popover shirt that symbolizes jazz style, is an exquisite item suitable for adult men, with high-quality materials and refined design.

KANEMASA

Kanemasa Kamoshibito (Co., Ltd.) is a brand launched by a company founded in 1964 with its headquarters in Wakayama Prefecture. The brand values are beautiful, and holds historic items in their essence universally, and proposes a sophisticated new standard style.

KAIHARA DENIM

Kaihara Denim is a denim manufacturer founded in 1951 in Hiroshima Prefecture. They hold a trading history with world-famous brands and are known for their high-quality denim fabrics. Their unique weaving technology produces durable yet soft fabrics, providing a comfortable fit. Additionally, they prioritize environmental protection, and are involved in developing organic cotton products and recycling. They are one of the leading companies representing Japan's denim industry, and have become a beloved brand worldwide.