From around last week, I started to introduce autumn items on Instagram gradually. And the fifth catalog magazine was published by Sara Sara Publishing (laughs), and Sara Wear is steadily changing to the next season.

The Fall / Winter collection is “Let’s go to the Isle of Mull”.
What would you look like if you were traveling to a Scottish island? ?? I made it with a mood like that. We hope you will feel the colorfulness and simplicity of the island’s pallets, but the classic Scottish style.

We recommend colorful items that are fun to coordinate with unique outerwear.
I want you to enjoy unique materials such as thick hickory, velveteen, and Polartec.

Corona is expanding, but I want to spend my days happily without being overwhelmed by it. I hope the clothes of Saraware will be a little help.

It is a familiar dust paper exchange every time. I haven’t heard the news recently.

However, the popular autumn / winter series of Saraware.

It is a familiar felting wool every time!

How many years have you been using it? This is my favorite material. For the past two years, I’ve been making original colors and it’s very familiar to me.

Since this fabric is fluffed, the wool fabric washed with hot water will shrink and become dense. The wool is entwined, and it has a fluffy appearance and warmth, and is very light.

On cold days, your body shrinks, and if you wear it too much, your body gets tired.

In such a case, let’s wrap yourself in a gentle felting wool that cares for you.

There are two greedy recommendations for this fall! Lol

The new jumper skirt has a sharply lowered sleeve, so you can choose the inner, and the armpits are not sluggish, making it easy to wear the outer.

The other point is the newcomer Best. The best is not really a popular item. But I like it and just make it …

After many meetings and corrections this time, the uncle looks cute! Lol

This is also easy to coordinate by thinking about various things!

Both are cute, so please enjoy them in various scenes throughout the season.

ONLINESHOP

I think that dot buttons were often used in clothes from my girlhood to youth.
Is it a feature of 70’s 80’s?
Are denim pants, jumpers, dungarees shirts, western shirts, and even stajans the true hit of a dot button?
I longed for Team Stajan, who walked through the streets of Shibuya, but I wasn’t good at sports, and it was a high-priced flower for unknown high school girls.

So, maybe the dot button DNA was planted, it tends to appear in the collection every time. This time I gave it to the jumper skirt which is becoming a standard item.
The casual item, Junska, gives off a slightly outdoor image… When you pair a British country-style check shirt, you’ll want to wear heavy trekking shoes.

If autumn can be done, I would like to have a picnic in the mountains and forests. You can use it in a nearby park, though.