Kimono Bomber | Cherry Blossom

The kimono bomber is a hybrid of the classic bomber jacket and kimono of Japan, made with handwoven fabric by weavers of the Itneg, Inlaud Tribe located in the Abra, Cordillera Region, and mesh lining for a breathable touch. It features two 7 inch interior pockets plus two 7 inch exterior pockets. The fabric is called “kantarines” and is recognized as one of the fabrics of the Ilocos regions. The fabric got its name because the weavers would sing while weaving this specific design (the root “kanta” means “to sing”). The kantarines fabric uses a simple inabel technique that uses mainly cotton threads. Because of the simple technique and cotton threads, inabel has a softer hand than most handwoven textiles.
Material: 80cotton/20poly 

Fabric Name: Kantarines
Tribe: Itneg, Inlaud Tribe
Origin: Abra, Cordillera Region, Luzon Philippines
Check out more about Abra, Philippines and more about the Itneg, Inlaud Tribe.

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Model Specs:
Model is 6” 140 lbs