World Cloth Co., Ltd. - Premium Bookbinding Fabrics from Edogawa, Tokyo

Introduction to Our Company

Located in Hirai, Edogawa, Tokyo, World Cloth Co., Ltd. specializes in manufacturing high-quality fabrics designed for bookbinding and cartonnage materials. With over 50 years of history, our company combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern innovation to produce unique, premium textiles.


Our Unique Fabric Manufacturing Process

At World Cloth, we pride ourselves on our commitment to preserving traditional Japanese dyeing techniques. Our fabrics are dyed by immersing them in vats of dye, a meticulous process that ensures each piece receives individual attention and achieves a rich, deep color. This method enhances the expressive appearance and smooth texture of our fabrics, allowing them to age beautifully over time, unlike synthetic alternatives.


The Unique Appeal of World Cloth Fabrics

World Cloth fabrics are renowned for their distinctive qualities:

  • Expressive Appearance: Our direct dyeing technique results in vibrant, nuanced colors that add a unique character to each fabric piece.
  • Smooth Texture: The traditional dyeing process creates a soft, luxurious feel, enhancing the tactile experience of our fabrics.
  • Aging Gracefully: Over time, our fabrics develop a rich patina, offering a dynamic, evolving appearance that plastic materials cannot replicate.
  • Craftsmanship: Each fabric piece reflects the skill and dedication of Japanese artisans, ensuring exceptional quality and beauty.

Applications of Our Fabrics

Our versatile fabrics are primarily used for:

  • Bookbinding: Enhancing the durability and aesthetic appeal of books with high-quality covers.
  • Cartonnage: Providing robust and decorative materials for crafting boxes, trays, and other items.
  • Other Crafts: Suitable for a variety of creative projects that require premium textile materials.

Why Choose World Cloth Fabrics?

  • Quality Craftsmanship: Our fabrics are produced by seasoned Japanese artisans, ensuring the highest level of craftsmanship.
  • Traditional Techniques: We utilize traditional dyeing methods, offering a unique and authentic Japanese textile experience.
  • Durability and Elegance: Our fabrics combine strength and beauty, making them ideal for both functional and decorative purposes.
  • Historical Significance: With over 50 years of experience, our fabrics have been used in various prestigious projects, including:
  • Merchandise for famous music artists.
  • The award-winning Japanese film "Kiba: The Fangs of Fiction," recipient of the 45th Japan Academy Award.
  • Covers for the Imperial family's photo albums and related materials.
  • Binders for storing graduation certificates in universities, high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools across Japan.

Commitment to Social Contribution

World Cloth is dedicated to contributing to society through various initiatives:

  • During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, we produced and donated 5,000 masks to Urayasu City in Chiba Prefecture. The mayor personally awarded us a letter of appreciation, and the event was featured in the April 4, 2020, issue of Mainichi Shimbun, one of Japan's top five national newspapers.
  • We donate scrap materials from our fabric production process to local children's art classes, fostering creativity and community engagement.

Introducing Japanese Fabrics to the World

World Cloth Co., Ltd. is dedicated to bringing the exceptional quality of Japanese fabrics to an international audience. Our products are perfect for those seeking unique, high-quality materials for bookbinding, cartonnage, and other craft projects. We are proud to share the rich heritage of Japanese textile production with the world.



Contact Our Overseas Agent

 

For international inquiries and orders, please contact our official overseas agent.

Moriki Paper is our trusted partner in delivering our premium fabrics to customers around the world.

MORIKI PAPER CO., LTD.

1-15-1 Kikukawa, Sumida-City

130-0024 Tokyo JAPAN

WEB: https://morikipaper.co.jp/en/

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