Kaya Etchu Fundoshi, Made in Japan, Daruma
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Size/Capacity
Main body: Approx. 98cm (H) x 34cm (W)
String: Approx. 148cm (L) x 2.5cm (W)
Specifications
■ Production area: Japan
■ Material/Ingredients: 100% Cotton
Product Description
Fundoshi, an ancient Japanese tradition. Now, once again. Made with Hand towel fabric dyed using the traditional Chusen dyeing technique. Made of cotton for excellent breathability and a relaxed underwear with minimal constriction. Recommended for sleeping, lounging at home, or even during desk work ◎ This popular underwear is gaining attention for its health-conscious benefits.
~ JAPAN MADE ~
[How to tie a Fundoshi]
1. Place the fundoshi against your lower back and bring the string around to the front.
2. Tie the string that you brought to the front at the area below your navel (around 3cm below the navel, at a pressure point called Tanden).
3. Bring the cloth hanging down at the back through your crotch and out to the front.
4. Tuck the cloth between the string tied below your navel and your abdomen, and pull it snugly.
5. Let the cloth hang down in the front and adjust the shape to complete.
◆Kaya◆
A fusion of ancient Japanese traditions and new culture.
Kaya is a Japanese-style brand where you can encounter a new form of Japan.
Size/Capacity
Main body: Approx. 98cm (H) x 34cm (W)
String: Approx. 148cm (L) x 2.5cm (W)
Specifications
■ Production area: Japan
■ Material/Ingredients: 100% Cotton
Product Description
Fundoshi, an ancient Japanese tradition. Now, once again. Made with Hand towel fabric dyed using the traditional Chusen dyeing technique. Made of cotton for excellent breathability and a relaxed underwear with minimal constriction. Recommended for sleeping, lounging at home, or even during desk work ◎ This popular underwear is gaining attention for its health-conscious benefits.
~ JAPAN MADE ~
[How to tie a Fundoshi]
1. Place the fundoshi against your lower back and bring the string around to the front.
2. Tie the string that you brought to the front at the area below your navel (around 3cm below the navel, at a pressure point called Tanden).
3. Bring the cloth hanging down at the back through your crotch and out to the front.
4. Tuck the cloth between the string tied below your navel and your abdomen, and pull it snugly.
5. Let the cloth hang down in the front and adjust the shape to complete.
◆Kaya◆
A fusion of ancient Japanese traditions and new culture.
Kaya is a Japanese-style brand where you can encounter a new form of Japan.
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Osaka
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