Draped Kimono: A Color (Hansa Yellow) D Color (Pthalo Green) Dispersing in Croom Acylic House Paint Pigment this fiber is eco-friendly since

this fiber is eco-friendly since it requires significantly less energy and water during manufacturing than conventional polyester

The mine produced over 8 billion pounds of copper until it closed in 1985

and other minerals

- Printed on demand with permanent sublimation inks that won’t wash out or fade

From a very fine specimen in my collection-one of very best I have seen

Draped Kimono: A Color (Hansa Yellow) D Color (Pthalo Green) Dispersing in Croom Acylic House Paint Pigment this fiber is eco-friendly sinceCroom Acrylic was the first Acrylic House Paint to be manufactured and sold to the public in the USA and probably the world in 1954. I worked for them as a color matcher, paint chemist, and store manager two deacades later and the patterns are derived from series of the colors on the color machine dispersing in the paint at the point of sale between 1984 and 1990 . Artwork paired with comfort in this line of kimonos and robes. Perfect for casual wear