It starts off as a single grass.
The grass fiber gets ply-joined into a thread.
The thread gets weaved into a cloth.
The cloth gets dyed, and then it becomes a wonderful garment.

Grass Gloss

Grass Gloss, the glow of the Asa.
Each of the Asa kind all have a distinct gloss on them.
The more it passes through water, the more it gets familiar with people as it gets more beautiful.
By adding a touch of modernity to the long history of manual textile making, it becomes something somewhat different. An item casually made for all the people living with dignity today.

One-piece Dress

JPY 120,000

A dress made from Ramie・First-Class Asa (130 pieces)

JPY 100,000

A shirt made from ramie・First-Class Asa (130 pieces). Compared to linen shirts, it has a fine, smooth feeling of distance to the skin. When become sweaty, all you need to do is simply wash it clean and dry it. The more it’s washed, the more the fabric becomes flexible and comfortable to wear.

Piña Coat

JPY 100,000

Instead of a shawl, the piña can be good for a clothing you can slip into.
The transparency and dignity uniquely applies to the material.
It can be worn in both formal and casual occasions, but we recommend wearing this at ordinary times.
Surprisingly, it can look good when wearing over a winter sweater.

JPY 100,000

When we tried crumpling the piña jacket it became this interesting shape, so we named it, “The Momonga Jacket!”
This might grant our childhood dream of wanting to fly.