Hidden "Red" in Oshima Silk: How "Fuki" Details Define Passioneer's Couture Coats

True elegance resides in the edges. Look closely at the cuffs of our coats. A slender line of contrasting color against the main fabric. This is the traditional Japanese technique called "Fuki". It is a "secret conversation" between the designer and you.

Authentic Oshima Tsumugi silk coat cuff detail, blue grid pattern with contrasting red Fuki lining

This is "Oshima Tsumugi," known as the queen of Kimono textiles. It features precise geometric patterns and a deep indigo hue unique to mud dyeing. Within this intellectual silence, we dared to hide a line of "Vivid Red" Fuki. This is the moment a traditional masterpiece transforms into high fashion.

Combination of navy classic floral Kimono silk fabric and orange Fuki lining detail

Here we have a vibrant classical pattern depicting seasonal flowers. We paired this with a warm "Orange" Fuki. The traditional motif is elevated into a modern coat by this pop of color. It is a magical bridge connecting the past and the present.