Orim Hand-Dyed Red Cotton Scarf

Specifications

Brand

Orim

Product Type

Cotton scarf

Color

Deep red

Material

100% cotton

Yarn

Fine Egyptian cotton yarn

Weave

Soft double-gauze plain weave

Size

Approximately 33 × 211cm including fringe

Weaving Location

Imabari, Ehime, Japan

Dyeing Location

Okayama, Japan

Country of Manufacture

Japan

Features

Deep Red Color: A rich mineral-red tone with natural variation.

100% Cotton: Made entirely from cotton.

Fine Egyptian Cotton Yarn: Long, fine fibers create a delicate texture and subtle luster.

Double-Gauze Weave: Softly woven to hold air around the neck.

Hand-Dyed in Okayama: Finished by hand using an iron-rich mineral pigment.

Made in Japan: Woven in Imabari and dyed in Okayama.

Benefits

Hand-Dyed in Okayama: The scarf is dyed by hand with an iron-rich mineral pigment for a deep, naturally varied red tone.

Fine Egyptian Cotton Feel: Long, fine cotton fibers create a delicate hand feel and subtle luster.

Soft Air-Holding Double Gauze: The fabric is woven softly in a double-gauze structure so it holds air and wraps gently around the neck.

Long Versatile Format: At approximately 33 × 211cm including fringe, the scarf can be loosely draped, wrapped, or arranged in multiple ways.

How to Use

Before first wear with pale clothing, rinse separately in plenty of water or lukewarm water to release loose color.

Drape or wrap the scarf around the neck or shoulders, keeping it away from pale leather and non-washable bags when damp.

To wash, dissolve a very small amount of neutral detergent fully in lukewarm water and press gently by hand without rubbing.

Rinse thoroughly, reshape, and dry in the shade. Use a pressing cloth and medium heat if ironing.

Who Is This For

The Japanese Textile Collector: You want a wearable piece combining Imabari weaving with hand-dyeing from Fukiya, Okayama.

The Soft Lightweight Scarf User: You prefer fine Egyptian cotton yarn and an airy double-gauze feel around the neck.

The Natural-Color Careful Owner: You understand that bengara-dyed textiles can vary, fade with light, and transfer color when wet.

Product Story

Orim combines Imabari textile-making with regional Japanese dyeing craft. Fine Egyptian cotton yarn is woven into a soft double-gauze fabric in Imabari, then hand-dyed in Okayama with an iron-rich mineral pigment.

Natural variation, gradual fading, and color transfer are characteristics of the dyeing process, so the exact care instructions are part of the product rather than hidden limitations.

What's Inside

• Orim Hand-Dyed Red Cotton Scarf

Not For Everyone

Contact with pale or non-washable items: Color may transfer through rubbing and transfers more strongly when damp from sweat or rain, especially to pale clothing, leather, bags, and other non-washable items.

Machine washing or dry cleaning: The official care instructions prohibit household machine washing and dry cleaning.

Long light exposure: The dye can fade under prolonged sunlight or fluorescent light, so store it in a dark, dry place.

Care Guide

Storage: Store in a dry, dark place away from prolonged sunlight and fluorescent light to reduce fading.

Important: Do not machine wash or dry clean. Wash separately by gentle hand pressing with a small amount of fully dissolved neutral detergent. Do not use bleach or fluorescent brighteners. Color may transfer through friction and transfers more strongly when wet. Avoid contact with pale leather, bags, and other non-washable items. Reshape and shade dry. Iron with a pressing cloth at medium heat.

Comparison

Quick Answer

A 100% cotton Japanese scarf woven in Imabari and hand-dyed in Okayama with an iron-rich mineral pigment. The deep red scarf measures approximately 33 × 211cm including fringe.