Shoyoroll Chain Gang
Hold My Own. Black Panther.
Last updated
Hold My Own. Black Panther.
Last updated
September 16, 2016
Top: Pearl Weave Pants: Twill Cotton Color: White
A1, A2
Only five were made, each hand stitched by The kimonos were manufactured as Shoyoroll's Los Angeles factory. They were sold exclusively at , a bookstore in Tokyo, Japan, during an in-person "Rebels against the mainstream" zine release, though one of the five gis was auctioned off via Shoyoroll founder Bear Quitugua's Instagram account (@bearsyr).
¥298,000 ($2,902)
One, probably.
Batch # DD designed by Angelo Baque and specially created for this exhibition by hand of chain gang
Angelo Baque is also a director of a popular New York brand with a red box logo.
The chain stitch craftsman chain gang has created custom uniforms for the Argentine national football team in addition to Farrell and Beyonce, as well as work for Maxfield in Los Angeles. Using a vintage chain stitch sewing machine, it takes a very long time for a craftsman to finish one by hand from morning to night. If the sewing machine does not enter the sewing machine, it is necessary to disassemble the dogi once, sew the patch, and then re-sew again. We have prepared several sizes A1 and A2. It will be exhibited and sold at an exhibition at Daikanyama Ashiya Shoten. Please take a look at the skill of a craftsman called a chain stitch magician group. Planned sales price 298,000 yen. (via Google Translate)
Designed by and hand-stitched by , this exclusive batch was made in the U.S.A. and limited to five pieces. It is one of the rarest Shoyorolls in existence.
