People who like linen, people who like fabrics, people who sew, people who have a little relationship with work and want to deepen their knowledge.
We will be able to compare the linen items, stoles, shirts, and sample fabrics brought by everyone, and ask various questions.
No prior knowledge is required, and those who do not sew or have no job at all are welcome.
If you are interested in linen, please feel free to join us.
We will introduce your impressions.
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The other Sunday, I went to Kyoto to participate in the "Linen Story Party".
I was very hesitant about going to Kyoto on a day trip just for this talk. (*Coming from Hamamatsu*)
But linen is the thing that gave me the opportunity to face the clothes I wear, so I took the plunge.
The host, PINT, was also interested in the store, so I'm glad I went there♪
The content was very deep and I learned a lot.
thank you very much!
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I went to pint @pint_mn's linen talk.
I used to work with natural materials at work, and I was personally interested in it, but I wanted to be able to convey the goodness and characteristics of linen to others.
There are many types of hemp, and each has different characteristics.
While looking at the samples, I found out what kind of linen fabric I like, and I got a handkerchief and linen rags made from leftover sheets.
I plan to grow it.
After that, I visited an antique shop and learned that ramie is moshi and cannabis is sambe. rice field.
It is interesting to understand the necessity and reason why everyday tools are used.
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I understand the product process and features.
It seems that you can enjoy the linen shirts and pants that you usually use from a different perspective.
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It will be held again this month.
[Event overview]
A story meeting where you can know deep about linen.
PINT started with linen materials and products. We have been working closely with craftsmen who have top-class skills and maniacs for linen weaving and knitting for a long time. Personal preference for linen, what I learned from craftsmen, planning and production experience at PINT, experience of bespoke planning, results of various prototypes and trials, literature materials, etc. PINT Nakachi speaks in a succinct and casual way.
The image of linen tends to be narrowed down, but in reality there is a much deeper world.
Raw materials, threads, and fabrics. We will share in-depth information by making full use of many sample fabrics and overseas materials obtained through craftsman routes. We also offer very rare linen fabrics.
Delicious sweets and drinks are included. If you are interested in linen, I think you will enjoy it. After getting to know linen in depth, I think it will be even more fun when using, choosing, and buying.
▼Date and time
11/18 (Sun) 10:00-11:30
▼Venue
PINTKyoto
Right next to Kojinguchi. 7-minute walk from Keihan Jingu Marutamachi Station
〒602-0855 Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Kamigyo Ward, Nishi Sanbongi-dori, Kojin-guchi down, 221 Kamiosu-cho, Kito Building Room 301 (You can also enter the building from the east side of Kawaramachi-dori.)
▼Participation fee
1500 yen (includes sweets)
▼What to bring
If you'd like, please bring your own favorite linen. The thread and weave are easier to understand than the fabric samples, so let's take a look. Cloths, handkerchiefs, clothes, anything else is fine. Not required.
▼Participation/reservation method
Please make a reservation for the preparation of drinks and sweets. Please contact us with your name and phone number in the following ways. We accept until the day before the event. Registration will be closed when the maximum number of participants (5 people) is reached.
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・Email to info@pint.mn
・ Instagram DM pint_mn
・Facebook Message PINT
・Call 050-6865-3834
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We look forward to your participation everyone.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
PINT Nakaji