SOU・SOU Showcases Dog-Themed "Inu" Textile Pattern on Shirts and Towels
To mark National Dog Day on November 1, SOU・SOU shared its "Inu" textile design. The pattern is used on the company's tenugui (hand towels) and shirts.
SOU・SOU, in a post on its Instagram account, highlighted its "Inu" (dog) textile design in reference to November 1, Dog Day. In Japan, this day has been set on November 1 inspired by the "vanvanvan" sound resembling a dog's bark.
The company said it uses the innocent expressions and everyday movements of dogs in its tenugui (traditional Japanese hand towels) and shirt products. The post also described the inspiration behind the design: dogs walking with heavy, large steps, running about with small, quick steps, and standing with steady gazes as if ready to jump on someone. The post was made with the Kyoto tag.
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