We use a chenille yarn named Shove. A tape-like thread made by arranging four cotton threads and performing a gima process is used for the part called "flower" in the technical term of twisted yarn, and the cut end is slightly open and has a cute nuance. The bolero has a V-neck, but it has a mysterious pattern that does not reduce the eyes. A haori that seems to come in handy from the change of seasons to summer.