Description

The Wool Flannel I-Line Skirt from Japanese designer brand Mame Kurogouchi is made from non-mulesed Super 160S wool*, carefully processed to deliver a soft and smooth flannel texture. The high-waisted I-line silhouette, combined with the brand’s iconic curvilinear design, accentuates the waist and creates an elegant vase-like shape. Hidden side pockets and a back slit add practicality and ease of movement. The slightly lustrous and warm fabric makes this skirt versatile for both casual and formal occasions. Whether paired with the matching jacket or worn on its own, this skirt is a timeless and functional piece in any wardrobe.

＊Non-mulesed Super 160S wool: A high-quality, ethically sourced wool. Non-mulesed means no mulesing was used, ensuring an animal-friendly process. Super 160S indicates the fine, soft, and smooth fibers, providing excellent warmth and comfort. This fabric combines luxury with sustainability and is often used in high-end garments.

The Mame Kurogouchi 2024 Fall/Winter collection, titled “Fragments,” continues the theme from the previous season by exploring the 16th-century Old Karatsu ceramics* of Saga Prefecture*. Designer Maiko Kurogouchi weaves the natural colors, rich textures, and unique patterns of Karatsu ware into the concept of “wearable ceramics,” symbolizing a journey through time.

Size | Size 1, Size 2

Size 1: Side length 96.2cm, Skirt length 95cm, Waist 33cm, Hip 46.5cm, Hem 43.3cm
Size 2: Side length 97.7cm, Skirt length 96.5cm, Waist 35cm, Hip 48.5cm, Hem 45.3cm

＊Model height 164cm, wearing Size 1.

Material |
Outer fabric: 100% Wool
Lining: 100% Polyester

ー Made in Japan ー

Mame Kurogouchi

Mame Kurogouchi, established in 2010 by Japanese designer Maiko Kurogouchi, is a renowned women’s ready-to-wear clothing brand. The name “Mame” derives from the designer’s childhood nickname, signifying a personal touch in every creation. For Maiko, the creative process resembles a tranquil journey, seamlessly blending fragments of daily inspiration with timeless design, traditional craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology. By drawing from her own memories, identity, and diverse cultural influences such as artifacts, architecture, and literature, Mame Kurogouchi delves deep into the essence of contemporary femininity.

The brand’s designs harmonize feminine silhouettes with advanced technology and meticulous craftsmanship. Each collection showcases a rich variety of fabric textures, juxtaposing colors and streamlined designs rooted in Japanese rural handicrafts. Infused with elements inspired by life observations and a passion for cultural history, Mame Kurogouchi pieces emanate both delicacy and power. Through the fusion of delicate yet powerful designs with traditional Japanese craftsmanship, Mame Kurogouchi creates timeless garments that transcend eras, exuding warmth and sophistication.

＊Old Karatsu

Old Karatsu is a traditional pottery style that emerged in the late 16th to early 17th century in the Saga and Nagasaki regions of Japan. Karatsu ware is renowned for its simplicity and rustic charm, initially focusing on practical everyday items. It later gained fame for its aesthetic qualities that suited the tea ceremony. Old Karatsu pottery often features unique ash-brown tones and richly varied glazes, reflecting the profound cultural heritage of Japan.

＊Saga Prefecture

Saga Prefecture, located in the northwest of Japan’s Kyushu Island, is a crucial birthplace of traditional Japanese ceramics. Known for Karatsu and Arita ware, Saga holds a significant place in Japan’s ceramic history. The artisans here are celebrated for their exceptional craftsmanship and innovative spirit, continuously advancing the art of ceramics. Beyond its rich ceramic culture, Saga is also home to stunning natural landscapes and historical sites, attracting many visitors.