Description
Canotype is a photosensitive printing and dyeing technique originating from the 19th century, which is developed through sunlight to give the pattern a unique indigo and white layer.
The change of light and shadow of each exposure affects the final result, so each cyanotype is unique.
The tie is made from leftover fabrics left over from the cutting of clothes, using a variety of natural elements to give a different look through cyanotype.
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The goods are all measured horizontally by hand, and there will be slight errors with the actual goods due to factors such as fabric elasticity and measurement starting and ending points.
The error size ±3cm is within the acceptable range of international inspection standards and is not a defect.
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【 Model Reference 】
|
Height(cm) |
Weight(kg) |
Chest(cm) |
Waist(cm) |
Hip (cm) |
Victor |
188 |
|
96 |
78 |
96 |
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【 Indigo-Dyed / Cyanotype Products maintenance and precautions 】
| Dress carefully
1. Avoid pairing with white or light-colored garments to reduce the risk of color transfer.
2. If the fabric becomes damp due to sweat or rain, dry it as soon as possible to prevent dye transfer to other items.
| Wash careful
1. Use mild, neutral detergents that are free from harsh chemicals. Avoid any detergent containing bleach or strong stain removers to protect the fabric's color and texture.
2. Hand washing is recommended to minimize friction. Avoid strong agitation in washing machines to reduce fading and fabric damage.
3. Wash with cold or lukewarm water to better preserve the natural dye color and fiber structure.
4. Do not soak the garment for extended periods. Keep washing time short to avoid fading.
5. Do not bleach, tumble dry, or iron. Keep away from high heat and open flames.
|Maintenance method
1. Avoid using bleach or strong detergents to protect the color and texture of the fabric.
2. Avoid strong or long-term light exposure to clothing, so as not to damage the color and cotton fiber.
3. The white part can be gently cleaned with a special stain remover regularly to keep it bright and white.
4. Do not put sharp objects directly to avoid puncturing or scratching the product.
5. indigo and cyanotype dyes fabric may be due to rain, sweat or friction, etc., which may cause color transfer, and then stain other items or clothing in contact, please pay attention to the use.
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【ZERO WASTE FASHION Story Wear｜RECYCLE•REMAKE•RETHINK】
Founded in the year, the brand has upcycled 11,305 pieces of recycled jeans, 1,775 yards of fabric in stock, and has a long history of working with non-profit organizations as production units. These include the Cerebral Palsy Association, the Women's Association and the Family Support Centre
Story Wear insists on integrating "fashion x sustainability x social enterprise" to achieve the impossible.
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【RECYCLE raw materials】
The raw materials come from the fabric stock of the textile factory and the recycled jeans, and the products are made based on the principle of not creating waste and reducing environmental consumption.
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【 REMAKE Local Tailor Maker Production】
The production line is composed of local tailors in Taiwan, second-degree employed women, and cerebral numbic families, and is 100% handmade from dismantling to splicing.
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【RETHINK making reflections】
The design is based on a single size, gender-neutral, gender-friendly and reduces invalid inventory.
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【ID card clothing label】
We insist on brand transparency, and each garment product has an ID card that records the signature of the local tailor and the number of hours of production.
