This sukajan brings to life the valiant tale of the renowned Sanada clan. It is a collaboration between Kozue Ishizaka, a master of Yokoburi embroidery, and Yoshikuni Inoue, a designer who creates new samurai graphics using samurai typography. On the back, "Sanada Yukimura" is depicted in samurai typography created by Inoue, while on the front, illustrations of his father, "Sanada Masayuki," and his brother, "Sanada Nobuyuki," are delicately embroidered. Inspired by the Sanada family's symbol, the "Rokumonsen" (six mon coins), only six of these pieces have been produced, making it a true masterpiece for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship and Japanese history.

The fabric for this Sanada Yukimura series T-shirt is knitted on an old-style "circular knitting machine" at a factory in Wakayama Prefecture. Imported from Switzerland and other countries since around 1900, the characteristic of these machines is their slow production speed, knitting only about one meter per hour. This slow speed is due to the fact that the yarn is allowed to knit under its own weight, without being pulled by excessive force. The result is a soft, thick fabric that conforms to your body the more you wear it. On the back, "Sanada Yukimura" is delicately rendered in samurai typography using Gunma's traditional Yokoburi embroidery technique. On the front, a two-head-tall Sanada Yukimura is printed as a single accent, allowing you to enjoy the contrast between the front and back.

One-size-fits-all (closer to an XL for a relaxed fit).