- Mebuki jacquard blouson in dark navy and indigo satin rayon/linen Blue Blue JapanNew In
$545.00 - Coverall jacket in yukizarashi undyed cotton sashiko Blue Blue JapanNew In
$545.00 - Crewneck sweater in natural indigo dyed knit Japanese paper blend Blue Blue JapanNew In
$395.00 - Long sleeve shirt in natural indigo dyed cotton with boucle stripes Blue Blue JapanNew In
$425.00 - Nagare Sakura camp shirt in tonal blue rayon Blue Blue JapanNew In
$365.00 - Sweater vest in deep teal wool and alpaca mix Blue Blue Japan45% OFF
$250.25$455.00 - Natural indigo sashiko cotton coverall jacket Blue Blue Japan20% OFF
$476.00$595.00 - "Regular fit" Okura jeans in raw denim (restock) Blue Blue Japan
$244.00 - Rollneck t-shirt in black ribbed cotton jersey Blue Blue Japan25% OFF
$138.75$185.00 - Overcoat in navy and blue Roving tweed wool Blue Blue Japan30% OFF
$696.50$995.00 - Single-pleat floating jacquard indigo cotton pants Blue Blue Japan45% OFF
$217.25$395.00 - Crew neck sweater in Mustard cotton washi paper mix Blue Blue Japan25% OFF
$296.25$395.00 - Drawcord cap in dark navy criss cross Blue Blue Japan40% OFF
$81.00$135.00 - Straight leg jeans in light washed selvedge denim Blue Blue Japan25% OFF
$266.25$355.00 - Bassen short-sleeve shirt in Yama-Komon indigo linen Blue Blue Japan25% OFF
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About this Maker
Blue Blue Japan
The undisputed masters of Japanese indigo garments
Indigo is more than a dye at Blue Blue Japan – it is the lifeblood of the company, coursing through nearly everything they produce. They name says it all, with production entirely in Japan and just about all of it blue. Launched in 1996 in Tokyo as the in-house brand of OKURA, the brand has grown slowly, amassing a cult-like following of indigo lovers worldwide.
The beauty of using natural fibers and all natural indigo is in the initial saturated blue color that will fade over time to match the wearer’s body and habits, only getting more beautiful with age. Not content to focus only on indigo, the Blue Blue Japan line is the one to look to for specialized Japanese techniques in other natural dyes, patterns, and methods of construction.
