Crafted from a natural yarn blend of 90% extrafine merino wool and 10% cashmere, it features an asymmetrical closure completed with two burnt horn / metal buttons. We call it a “jacket” because it’s built differently: made with 12 threads, twisted first in groups of four and then knitted in gauge 3. This gives life to an exceptionally heavy cardigan, weighing almost 1.5 kg, whose structure distributes the weight evenly, letting you feel its warmth, not its mass.

Kurozakura means “Black Sakura”, a name that reflects the contrast of black denim with a pink selvedge.

Every detail of this jacket is tied to the concept of Sakura. It all started with the selvedge, and from there each element was developed to honor that symbol: the custom buttons feature five sakura flowers, while the rivets are each shaped as a single sakura flower, and on the inside there is a print of a blooming cherry tree.

In Japanese culture, sakura represent the beauty of impermanence. Their blossom lasts only for a brief moment before the petals fall.

Kurozakura means “Black Sakura”, a name that reflects the contrast of black denim with a pink selvedge.

Every detail of this jacket is tied to the concept of Sakura. It all started with the selvedge, and from there each element was developed to honor that symbol: the custom buttons feature five sakura flowers, while the rivets are each shaped as a single sakura flower, and on the inside there is a print of a blooming cherry tree.

In Japanese culture, sakura represent the beauty of impermanence. Their blossom lasts only for a brief moment before the petals fall.