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Weaving techniques for ultra-thin materials among the lightest in the world
This ultra-thin material among the lightest in the world, is woven from threads as fine as 1/5 the width of a human hair. The technology used to weave the fragile, ultra-fine threads is our own unique expertise which we have developed over several years.
We have established the world’s trust in products “made in Japan” by manufacturing in-house through integrated weaving, dyeing, and sewing processes and by ensuring that processing is done exclusively in Japan.
TECHNOLOGY
Dyeing technology with rich coloring
Digital transfer printing is used to reproduce multiple colors and details using only a small amount of dyes. This is an ecological printing method that does not produce wastewater during dyeing.
This fabric hardly fades or discolors. Please enjoy the transparency and overlapping patterns unique to Amaike Super Organza.
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PRODUCT LINEUPLine Up
AG00Z1N
World’s lightest-weight fabric
100% polyester
5g/㎡
AG001N
Basic fabrics
100% polyester
10g/㎡
AG002N
Speckled dyeing, strong wrinkle finish
100% polyester
AG001P
Transfer print
100% polyester
10g/㎡
AG771N
Chambray
79% polyester
21% nylon
10g/㎡
AG777C
Crepe chambray
89％ polyester
11％ nylon
10g/㎡
AGRP1810N
Pearl lamé gradation
82％ polyester
18％ nylon
13g/㎡
AGRG1810N
Gold lamé gradation
82％ polyester
18％ nylon
13g/㎡
AG714s3N
Silk polyester random border
68％ polyester
32% silk
AG714s5N
Silk polyester border #3
68％ polyester
32% silk
AG714s11N
Silk polyester random gradation
89％ polyester
11％ silk
11g/㎡
AG001BEG
Onibegie dye
100% polyester
10g/㎡
*Fabric sales are for business use only.
WORKS
Appointed in fashion, art,
and a variety of other scenes
“Amaike Super Organza” has been adopted as a fabric material by famous top maisons in Japan and abroad.
Not limited to fashion, the brand has also been used for stage costumes and productions at the Paris Opera and many other famous theaters.
The brand is used for costumes of Olympic medalists and leading Japanese musicians and dancers.
In addition, its applications have expanded to include films, artworks, and installations.
Here are some of the examples of its uses.
2023.10
KUTANism, an art festival of Kutani-yaki
~”Wrapped in Kutani” exhibition~.
Period: 6 October (Friday) – 5 November (Sunday), 2023
Venue: Special Exhibition Room, Nomi Furusato Museum
(1-1 Terai-cho-wo, Nomi-City, Ishikawa, Japan)
Organized by: Kutanism Executive Committee
Co-sponsored by: Komatsu-City and Nomi-City, Ishikawa Prefecture
Spatial Composition: Multi-dimensional Team GullineL Shiho Minami
Textile Composition: Kahori Maki
Lighting: MGS Lighting Design Office
Photo by: Daisuke OHKI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpuMNi6H1lU
2022.8
NAKED meets Sen no Rikyu
Period: 6 August (Saturday) – 3 September (Saturday), 2022
Venue: Civic Gallery B, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
Supported by: Ishikawa Prefecture, Kanazawa-City, Ishikawa Tea Ceremony Association
Special cooperation: EarthRing, Fujifilm Corporation, Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd./Amaike Super Organza®, NTT Sonority Inc. (in alphabetical order)
Cooperation: Sokyu NARA, Urasenke
Planning, direction, and production: Naked Inc.
2019.2
HYDE feat. YOSHIKI – ZIPANG
Director: Yoshimasa ISHIBASHI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wKq_C_LzM0&list=RD_wKq_C_LzM0&start_radio=1
2018.1
FLOWERS by NAKED 2018 Rondo
Period: 23 January (Tuesday) – 26 February (Monday), 2018
Venue: Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall COREDO Muromachi-1, 5F
(The entrance is on the 4th floor)
Organizer: FLOWERS by NAKED Production Committee
