cumuco

Air held between six layers of gauze
gives these towels their soft, cushioned feel.
They are made in Aichi, a cotton-weaving region since the Edo period,
using traditional Mikawa cotton textiles.

The fabric undergoes the traditional wasarashi finishing process,
worked slowly and carefully
to preserve the softness of the fibers.

Layering the gauze
gives it an even more generous, airy feel.

Absorbent and quick to dry,
the gauze gains volume with repeated washing
and becomes a familiar, comfortable part of daily life.

The start of a new season is a good moment
to refresh the towels at home.

This selection ranged from handkerchiefs for small gifts
to gauze blankets for special occasions,
with nine colors to choose from.

During the exhibition, customers could choose a patch
and have it attached to their chosen item in the shop.

A small, charming detail added
a personal touch to a gift.

cumuco

Understanding the person who uses it.
Drawing on Japanese traditions.
Becoming part of everyday life.

Color, softness and the feeling against the skin:
small pleasures with every use.
These are the ideas behind the cumuco gauze brand.