Issey Miyake 1993aw Runway Hand-Shibori Dyed Cotton Coat
A runway piece from Issey Miyake's Autumn/Winter 1993 collection, distinguished by its expressive, hand-shibori dyed patterns. Irregular ivory markings emerge across the black fabric, forming an abstract composition of intersecting lines and fragmented geometric shapes. The asymmetrical placement gives the surface a spontaneous, almost painterly quality, reflecting Miyake's enduring exploration of traditional Japanese textile techniques.
Crafted from 100% cotton in a substantial double-layered construction, the coat has a relaxed, oversized silhouette with dropped shoulders, generous sleeves, and a softly structured stand collar. The interplay between the restrained black silhouette and the irregular resist-dyed patterns creates a distinctive balance of structure, texture, and spontaneity. Featured on the Autumn/Winter 1993 runway in different colour variations, this design reflects Miyake's ability to bring traditional craft into a contemporary vocabulary of form and function. A collectible example of his early 1990s textile experimentation.
| Era | 1993 Autumn/Winter |
| Material | 100% Cotton |
| Size | M |
| Shoulder | 58 cm |
| Sleeve | 50 cm |
| Bust | 130 cm |
| Length | 100 cm |
| Condition | 8/10 |
| Notes | Minor signs of wear and a few small areas of fabric damage, including tiny tears. The imperfections are barely noticeable when worn and do not affect wearability. |
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