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I am Yoshida, president of Yamada Shusei Ltd., a professional apparel garment repair group in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture.
One of my guesses is "Lovéco".
With things born with full of love (love) by craftsmen's hands,
"Ecology and economy (eco)" is incorporated into the brand name, and our basic stance is to propose manufacturing with the theme of "taking good care of people and things".
The fabrics left over after cutting are utilized as materials, which goes along with the concept of " repairing" to make the most of B products, and most importantly, I love that it is so gorgeous and beautiful that it is hard to believe that it is a mish-mash of leftover fabrics.
I purchased them at Niigata Isetan, which had a store on April 7, and displayed them in Yoriito. It was really like choosing a bouquet of flowers at a flower shop.
It was really like choosing a bouquet of flowers at a flower shop. I put them in a vase, but they are wired so they can be displayed without a vase.
If you stop by Yoriito, you can see them on the 2nd floor.