"The luxury of being cool"

Midsummer Afternoon

A little south of Marutamachi-dori

Through the alleys of the Gosho Minami area

We went to a small book cafe on Yanagihara-dori.

The upholstery of the chairs visible through the glass is cool.

I instinctively pulled the door open.

It's not a tourist spot

In this area where "life in Kyoto" remains

There is a certain elegance to what you wear.

In such an everyday life

These shorts are just right.

The material is long-staple cotton.

The thin and long fibers create a natural luster.

It's as shiny as a dress fabric.

The fabric is made with jersey knitting.

Amazingly smooth

Just hold it in the palm of your hand and you'll see the difference.

The feel on the skin is smooth and dry

It's also well ventilated.

In Kyoto, where the temperature is over 35 degrees

The value of shorts is "comfort" and "quality"

It's decided by balancing both.

You can wear it casually with the drawcord.

Thread the belt through the shirt

Tuck it in

The way you look changes instantly.

For example, a white Supima cotton shirt

Roll up

On her feet she wore minimalist black leather sandals.

With the book I just bought in hand

Take a leisurely walk to the Kyoto Museum of Art.

A gallery I happened to stop by

A quiet coffee shop in Demachi Masugata.

It suits "my Kyoto"

It has an urban, relaxed feel.

It dries quickly even after washing.

I don't even mind wrinkles.

And yet it doesn't look sloppy.

In sweat shorts

The missing "margin and completeness"

I have this one.

When walking through the city in summer

What kind of shorts should I wear?

The answer is

It might actually be these jersey shorts.