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HISTORY & CULTURE | 14-11-2022
The Japanese have been packing personal belongings with furoshiki (fabric wraps) since ancient times. In this blog post, you will find out everything there is to know about furoshiki.
HISTORY & CULTURE | 14-11-2022
What is known as "furoshiki" in Japan is called bojagi in Korea. Want to know all the details about Korean fabric gift wrappings? Find them here.
HISTORY & CULTURE | 14-11-2022
Fukusa are similar to furoshiki, although the latter are typically larger and used in less formal, everyday life situations, while fukusa are used in more formal ceremonies. Want to know more?
HISTORY & CULTURE | 14-11-2022
Like the Japanese furoshiki and Korean bojagi, Turkish bohça are square cloths of fabric that are used to wrap various goods and gifts. We've provided all the details for you.
RESOURCES | 14-11-2022
With so many fabrics on the market, including organic ones, you might ask why we chose recycled materials. We will explain our reasons in this blog post.
RESOURCES | 21-09-2023
The signature hem of COVER, also crafted from recycled cotton, is rich with significance. Discover the story behind COVER's signature red hem—a vibrant blend of passion, purpose, and celebration. Dive into the emotions and meanings of this bold choice, and learn how love, alertness, and luxury intertwine in every stitch.
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