In an era when fabric was still precious in Japan. Kimonos, work kimono, underwear, and even bedding used by common people were used until they were worn out, then patched up again for reuse. Clothes that have been made through this process repeatedly over decades, or even hundreds of years, are called “BORO”. Today, the value and appeal of “BORO” as art are recognized around the world. We captured its distinctive character in a textile design.