“smachi” is a completely original handkerchief, from fabric to finished product. Initially developed as fabric for masks, it was later turned into a handkerchief, taking advantage of its wrinkle-resistant properties. The material consists of 90% polyester and 10% polyurethane. Although polyester typically has low water absorbency, proprietary technology has been used to enhance its absorption capabilities. Customers have praised the product, noting that “even when placed in a bag after wiping hands, it transfers little moisture.” Additionally, it features antibacterial and deodorizing treatment, making it resistant to odors. The handkerchief is printed using a sublimation transfer method on both sides, achieving the highest level of detail possible in textile printing. Furthermore, there is a collaboration product with Nishijin textile brand “Hishiya Zenbei,” which has gained popularity among inbound tourists at the Nishijin Textile Center. The material has also passed the Q-MAX (contact cooling sensation) test. While this property is not specifically advertised for the handkerchief, the same material is used in a cool scarf, where its cooling effect is highlighted.

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