By arranging traditional Japanese elements with a rock twist, Satori expresses its unique aesthetic, embodying a hybrid of Japanese and Western influences. Since the early days of its Japanese-pattern brand, Satori has continuously offered hard designs that incorporate traditional patterns as motifs while adding a distinct flavor based on its own worldview.

Leading the way is the popular sukajan (Japanese souvenir jacket), which showcases intricate embroidery techniques and a dye-sublimation print method rooted in the creation of T-shirts, emphasizing meticulous craftsmanship without compromise.

This sukajan features the classic Kyoto theme of maiko (geisha apprentice) and cherry blossoms, reimagined in a stylish Satori manner. The size is M, with actual measurements being approximately 53 cm in width, 52 cm from the rib to the collar in length, and 53 cm for shoulder-to-armpit sleeve length. The condition is excellent, with no noticeable damage or stains, making it a beautiful secondhand piece.

Please note that this is vintage clothing, so if you are looking for a brand-new item or are sensitive about condition, please refrain from purchasing.

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