RESTRICTED ARCHIVE
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FUKUWOHORU DIGITAL ARCHIVE
This page is a restricted digital archive accessible only to comrades who own our documentation book "FUKUWOHORU" and hold the key (password) to open its door.
The pattern data stored here are the raw structural records of vintage wear that we have dissected and analyzed through our activities.
Note: This archive is an ongoing project.
New pattern data will be added irregularly (but certainly) as our research progresses.
Please visit occasionally to witness the expansion of this collection.
[Important Request]
These are NOT "commercial patterns" optimized for easy replication or commercial use.
They are research materials that retain the artisan's thought process and the distortions caused by the historical background of that era to the greatest extent possible, with only minimal corrections applied.
In other words, please understand clearly that these are by no means the original patterns used at the time.
Furthermore, we have not physically constructed and verified garments using every single pattern listed here.
To help us make this archive better, we would appreciate it if you could report any inconsistencies or errors you may find.
Redistribution of this data and the sale of the patterns themselves are strictly prohibited.
We earnestly hope that this material deepens your spirit of inquiry into garment creation and serves as an aid in your dialogue with history.
Why do I stubbornly refuse to sell patterns?
Actually, I once tried selling them on the web for about a month in the past.
At that time, I intuitively felt it: "Ah, this will be profitable if I continue," and "If the archive grows, this could become the ultimate business."
But at the same time, I felt an intense sense of discomfort and stopped immediately.
Turning the forms created by artisans of the past directly into my own business tools felt like I was stealing history... I simply couldn't shake that visceral feeling that it was "wrong."
If selling vintage patterns were to become established as an "easily profitable business," what would happen?
Loveless dismantling, or in the worst case, "pretending to dismantle" while just tracing the shape might become rampant in this industry.
Because the reality exists where creativity is born from simply "tracing shapes" to sample and create modern clothing, we must never let go of our passion for true craftsmanship. And above all, doing that just wouldn't be any fun at all, would it?
So, I decided to prioritize my "feelings" and "aesthetics" over the "ultimate business."
I want this place to remain a pure "laboratory" where we share respect and delusions regarding vintage clothing.
Therefore, if the following abnormal values (unexpected diffusion) are observed, I will judge that "this goes against my aesthetics" and will close this page or change the password without notice.
- If access exceeds 3 times the number of issued copies (allowance made for device changes, etc.).
- If an abnormal number of downloads is detected within a short period.
Furthermore, even without abnormal data, if I intuitively feel that this activity no longer aligns with my aesthetics (if I feel it is "wrong" or uncomfortable), I reserve the right to terminate this experiment and close the page without notice.
Please understand that this is a private archive based solely on the director's "research" and "emotions."
I entrust you with the key to this place—a place I wanted to protect even by discarding the temptation of business.
Please, step inside.
ここにある型紙は、
安易な複製や商用利用のために最適化された「商品としての型紙」ではありません。
あくまで、当時の職人の思考や、時代背景による歪みまでも含めて
可能な限り残しつつ、最低限の補正だけを加えた研究資料です。
また、ここにある全ての型紙を用いて
衣服の製作を行うことを前提としているわけでもありません。
もし内容に誤りや、整合の取れていない箇所、
気づいた点がありましたら、ぜひ教えてください。
この資料室は、完成された場所ではなく、更新され続ける場所です。
ここにあるデータは、
私たちが信頼を前提に共有している研究資料です。
商用利用や再配布を想定したものではありません。
どうか、この資料が生まれた文脈と時間に敬意を払ったうえで、
静かに向き合ってもらえたら嬉しいです。
この資料が、
あなた自身の服作りや思考への探究心を深め、
歴史との対話の一助となることを、心から願っています。
ビジネスの誘惑を捨ててまで守りたかったこの場所を、
あなたに託します。
どうぞ、奥へお進みください。
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