MENS COAT Making Book by Ryuichiro Shimazaki
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Description
An authentic men’s coat book. Introducing the basic design of trench coat, pea coat, duffel coat, and balance coat in 13 points including fabric differences. Includes S, M, L, XL full size patterns.
This book has a full-length pattern.
Paperback: 83 pages
Publisher: Bunka Publishing (2008)
Language : Japanese
Author : Ryuichiro Shimazaki
Ryuichiro Shimazaki
In 1988, after graduating from the Bunka Fashion College, apparel design department, he joined the Masaru Amano Design Room and was in charge of MUJI’s men’s design. In 1993 he and Sato Hisa, who independently designed the same MUJI women’s, launched the “beige shop” brand. In 1994 he made his debut at Isetan Shinjuku “Liberation Ward” and participated in the Tokyo Collection. In 1997, his own brand RYUICHIRO SHIMAZAKI homme joined the Tokyo collection. Currently, he is the creative director of “Raw + / Lotus brand”.
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Additional information
| Weight | 501 g |
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Amazon Japan customer –
There are several patterns and photos of the coat. The story about the parts is also included, and it is a very interesting book just to read. If you do not have a certain amount of skill to actually finish it, it will be difficult to finish a work like a photograph. Some of them are difficult to create with a specific sewing machine model such as a round buttonhole. (If you can substitute by hand, you can make it without problems)
It is easy to get close to those who can use sewing machines at home using things normally sold in Okadaya, such as fabrics and buttons. I think that it is a very wonderful book that contains detailed techniques such as peeling off the plating of the button and washing it.