Tango has a long history and tradition as a silk production site. In the Nara period, we weaved Ashiginu, Kosode in the Muromachi period, and finally invented Chirimen in the Edo period, along with its distinct crimps. And then the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods passed, and here we are. We now stand in our immutable position as the comprehensive center for weaving and dyeing, producing countless fabrics, from kimono to clothing. Our refining, dyeing, and arrangement are the results of the craftsmanship and experience we cultivated over these many years as a silk production site. At the processing plant that we directly operate, we continue to contribute to the clothing culture using our processing technology capable of fulfilling the market’s needs.

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