Deadstock material used one-of-a-kind drizzler jacket

-Design & Material-

Drizzler jacket made from material similar to color swatches used when selecting fabric color called mass samples.
When creating dyed materials, the fabric (mass sample) woven with various variations of warp and weft threads uses multiple colors of thread for both the vertical and horizontal, making it extremely unsuitable for mass production.
However, it has only been used as a reference for the color of the fabric in the preliminary process of producing materials, but due to the enormous cost, it has become increasingly rare to produce it in modern times.
Nevertheless, taking notice of the interestingness of this mass sample fabric, Seven by Seven has been diligently collecting deadstock materials.
This time, we have finally gathered enough volume to create garments, so we are showcasing it in several variations of styles.
This is a short drizzler jacket designed to minimize unnecessary details, highlighting the uniqueness of this material.

-Comment-
Enjoy the differences in texture of each part, and the color changes towards the hem, as well as the unique gradient of this material and the pattern differences created by assorting.

・Made in Japan