We consider our hometown to be the three prefectures of Aichi, Mie, and Gifu, and we are producing as much as possible in these prefectures, and first of all, we are working to make the people in this area aware of it.
The material of the clothes is mainly a fabric called Chita cotton, which is located on the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture.
It is a fabric that has been used for kimono and has a history of more than 400 years, but it is not often used for clothes in terms of production efficiency.
There are many unique craftsmanships in Japan. In particular, not only traditional crafts, but also things that have been passed down have their own backgrounds and cultural stories.
We started with the simple idea that it would be wonderful if we could make use of such a culture to make things.
For this reason, we are conscious of the transparency of the story and production background, and we want the user to know about it.
In addition, from 2021, we have adopted the direction of "local production for local consumption of clothes" and are trying to make clothes that make the most of the local area. As the name suggests, OSOCU is never in a hurry. I don't have to worry about planning every season.
I would like to continue to slowly weave each value without rushing and create value that will last for a long time to come.