We have three special short sleeve shirts from Studio D’Artisan this week along with natural indigo and synthetic indigo denim jeans in straight and straight tapered fits.

Cotton and linen blend Amami-Dorozome mud-dyed shirts from Studio D’Artisan are here in two shades of brown. These shirts showcase the centuries-old Amami Dorozome dyeing technique, where garments are repeatedly dyed with natural Sharimbai wood extract and mineral-rich mud from the Amami Oshima islands of Japan to create deep, complex earth tones that cannot be replicated with synthetic dyes. This style of Dorozome dying dates back hundreds of years on these small islands north of Okinawa and they're able to produce extremely deep earth tones by using local "red mud" from the islands.

Studio D’Artisan Noragi shirts are back in a new indigo-dyed version. These shirts are constructed from an original indigo-dyed sashiko dobby fabric woven with two different shades of indigo slub yarn, creating the appearance of a naturally aged garment from the very first wear. The irregular sashiko pattern draws inspiration from traditional Japanese noragi workwear, giving the fabric a hand-sewn character and rich texture that will continue to evolve as the indigo fades with wear.

We also have 15oz denim jeans, a natural indigo denim in a straight tapered fit and a synthetic indigo denim in a straight leg fit.