Matsukan Kan 1.8 KANMURI Sashi, All Navy Leather, Tare, General Size, Tried On Only, Almost New

Manufacturer's Excerpt:

KANMURI
The Kanmuri 1.8mm Series @
Matsukane's Ultimate Practical Machine-Stitched Armor

Since its release in 2013, the Kanmuri 1.8mm series has been loved and used by many kendo practitioners for both matches and practice. Constantly pursuing the functionality required for kendo, this armor uses Asahi Kasei's Aqua Mieue® DC for deodorizing capabilities and ease of use, combined with Japanese needle felt for excellent elasticity and shock absorption.
Experience the exceptional comfort that rivals hand-stitched armor.

■ Luxurious Material Specifications for Men's Futon Padding
The concept of the Kanmuri 1.8mm series is: We want you to use authentic, high-quality armor comfortably for a long time. We believe it will become your partner in achieving victory. This is not just practical armor; it is designed with safety and comfort as priorities.

[Diagram showing layers: Cotton, Indigo-dyed fabric + fine cloth, Polyester fabric, 0.8mm hard felt, 2mm felt, 4mm felt, 10mm Japanese needle felt, Aqua Mieue® DC, Indigo-dyed fabric + Iwai, etc.]

■ Asahi Kasei Aqua Mieue® DC (Certification No. B59Y420)
(Aqua Mieue® DC / Deodorizing Function & Moisture Absorption)
Aqua Mieue® is a hybrid padding made from a blend of Bemberg® (cupro) and polyester, offering coolness in summer and warmth in winter. By regulating the humidity emitted by the human body, it creates a comfortable skin environment.
* Excellent moisture absorption in summer for a refreshing feel.
* Excellent heat dissipation in summer, preventing heat buildup for a cool feel.

[Graphs showing deodorizing performance against ammonia, acetic acid, and isovaleric acid, with Aqua Mieue® DC showing high percentages.]

■ Uses Indigo-dyed Cotton Fabric from Kojima Dyeing & Weaving Co., Ltd. in Bushu, northeastern Saitama Prefecture.
Kojima Dyeing & Weaving Co., Ltd., with over 140 years of history, is Japan's only mass-production factory for indigo-dyed woven fabrics. With unwavering dedication, they manually loosen the threads, and skilled artisans dye them while visually inspecting the condition. This process ensures deep dyeing from the core of the threads, resulting in a powerful yet warm, natural indigo blue AOJIMA when woven.

JAPAN
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Kojimaya is a Japanese indigo-dyed textile brand that has given form to this passion.