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Engi no Ito

Wear Trees
The mystical fabric “Engi no Ito” (Fated Tree thread) is made of trees. It is a new recycled textile made from Japan’s domestic wood. The natural and faint scent from the trees embraces your body, giving you a new but nostalgic feeling of warmth.
Wondering if there was a way or place to enjoy the warmth and healing of the trees, and connect more closely with nature in our daily lives, “Engi no Ito” was born out of that thought. Wrap yourself in a cloth spun from trees, and take a deep breath. It will make you feel as if you are bathing in the forest.

Spin Trees
Since ancient times, Japanese people have been cherishing “human activities rooted in natural features” and “human and nature’s relation” by reincarnating trees as familiar textile products to connect the culture and spirit to the future.

Make the most of Blessings
Wood offcuts and scraps scatter from the manufacturing process of cultural assets and handicrafts. Thinned wood is cut down to protect the beautiful forests. They make the most of these irreplaceable blessings of nature by spinning them into fine particles to make yarn.

“Palm” Tanagokoro / Knitting, Weaving, and Tying
Since ancient times, Japanese people have cherished human- and nature-friendly lifestyles and tools. Tree yarn and cloth born from the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and new technology. It’s a new warmth of trees. They want to tell the inherent culture, spirit of craftsmanship, and technology that is rooted in the region to the future.

Engi no Ito
They developed Japanese wood origin fabric products that are made from fiber with various textile technology. Their organic fabric, which is woven of Japanese nature and culture, proposes a lifestyle that pleases connection with nature. “Wear the trees”, a new concept they propose, helps you connect to the ethical living.
They are an apparel manufacturer with a history of about 70 years. They are developing their collection by utilizing their unique design thread and advanced knitting technology by craftsmen. They aim for an ethical lifestyle under the concept of “wearing trees” for a sustainable and prosperous future. To achieve this, they developed a new fabric spun from trees and its products. Going forward, they will continue to spin Japanese trees and the culture and stories that live there, and deliver them to people around the world as fabric products.
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