Mix the raw ingredients together

From fiber to thread

What was once lumps gradually becomes more uniform.

The raw material is further processed to smooth out the fibers and eliminate imperfections, gradually bringing it closer to the desired thread shape.
While leaving some puffiness, don't over-smooth it too much.
By doing this, the yarn becomes something that, while still being a finished product for industrial use, has a somewhat natural depth to it.

This process changes the texture of the yarn, as well as the unevenness of the raw material, depending on how uniformly it is made.

The fabrics and knitwear created from that thread have a texture that is not just superficial softness; it also has a core.
The reassuring feeling of being enveloped as soon as you put it on, and the sensation of becoming more and more comfortable with it as you wear it.
Wool changes its appearance slightly with repeated wear, and over time, the person who wears it creates a distinctive look for the garment.

The knitwear and sweaters from BONCOURA use high-quality wool in abundance.
If you aim for a similar look, you can still shape it with even less raw material.
However, the warmth when you actually put them on, the texture when you touch them, and the satisfaction you feel when wearing them are completely different.

What we value most is the quality and feel of the product first and foremost.
By threading the yarn tightly through the eye, you can increase the insulation and make it less likely to form tangles.
Furthermore, although there are differences depending on the type of raw material used, compared to common types, these are less prone to stretching and can be worn for a long time.

Vintage wool knitwear has a solid level of warmth and a unique sense of presence.
On the other hand, there are also many items that feel heavy or hard.
At BONCOURA, we carefully select the raw materials and use them sparingly, ensuring a strong presence while maintaining a comfortable fit that naturally adapts to the body without weighing it down.

The difference that can only be seen by wearing the clothes is something you can truly feel only when you put them on.
An air-filled bulge.
Dense knit fabric.
It's not excessive, but it definitely feels warm.
The contours become more refined as you continue to wear it.

These individual elements combine to form the shape of BONCOURA’s wool.

For us, wool is not just a material for keeping warm.
We look at the raw material, build up the process, become thread, become fabric, and then become a single garment.
There is meaning in every aspect of that process, and this material allows us to accept the time of those who will wear it in the future.

With long-term wear, you gradually come to understand its benefits.
The wool from BONCOURA has that depth that only such a material can have.