Kyoto Tango, so to speak, is the largest silk fabric production area in Japan and we are a company with a history 150 years in Kyoto Tango production area represented by kimono. While incorporating the traditions and culture of Kyoto Tango, we’re actively working on the development of fabrics that we have never seen, such as Japanese paper, “washi”, and polyester, and have been highly evaluated overseas Please encounter and enjoy only-one fabrics cultivated under the tradition of Kyoto Tango!

Our company, headquartered in Kyoto, specializes in a comprehensive range of fashion products, including kimonos, textiles, apparel, jewelry, and bags. We engage in planning, manufacturing, and wholesale distribution. The textile division, with its long-standing base in Tokyo, continues to create and produce original textiles. Our focus primarily lies in stock and custom sales to domestic women's apparel brands. Our product range encompasses a wide variety of materials, from lightweight to medium-weight fabrics made of synthetic, natural, and blended fibers, including woven and knitted fabrics, jacquards, laces, embroideries, and secondary processed products (such as printed and specially treated materials). We are also increasingly focusing on stockpiling colored yarns (wool and cotton top yarns), exploring new materials and manufacturing possibilities with a fresh perspective. Although we do not own a factory, we see our ability to manufacture in all regions, including overseas production, as a significant advantage. We continually seek connections with various entities to evoke new demand and remain committed to creating and promoting unique values and individuality.

Aegean Sea, Republic of Turkey is rich in dry and warm climate, and has been famous for cotton cultivation area since ancient era. Cotton cultivated in fertile soil is white, has good color development and is superior in sustainability due to bulkiness derived from high fineness.

The four wooden buildings with sawtooth roofs, covered with tiles, were constructed over 70 years ago. Initially, the company produced specialized textiles using advanced techniques, combining border and hogushi weaving with silk as the main material to create jacquard, taffeta, and heavy satin fabrics. These fabrics were used as linings for high-end fur in Europe and the United States, leading to business expansion. Building on this legacy, the company now offers a wide range of distinctive textiles made from various materials. Despite the rapidly changing fashion trends, the company maintains an array of looms suitable for diverse applications, catering to small-lot orders for cut jacquard with meticulous attention.

The technique called "Sakiori" breathes new life into discarded fabrics. In this method, fabrics are thinly cut and repurposed to create new material. This sustainable process is so meticulous that only about 10 meters can be produced in a day. As we utilize discarded fabric, there's no large quantity of the same design available. However, we can craft from as little as 50 centimeters of fabric. Please feel free to inquire via chat for more details.

We’ve produced and sold original fabrics made in Japan in the Bishu, which is regarded as one of the most famous woolen production areas in the world, for 70 years since foundation.We’re good at producing yarn-dyed natural fiber fabrics full of casuality such as wool, cotton, linen and so on. We’ve been enthusiastic in developing so-called “sustainable fabrics” using recycle materials of waste fabric products.