Kumo Ringburst

History: Kumo shibori takes its name from the spiderweb-like rings created by pinching fabric into small peaks, wrapping them tightly with thread, and dipping the cloth in dye. When the bindings come off, the resisted lines spread outward like a web catching morning dew. Shibori has been practiced in Japan for more than a thousand years, while kumo became one of the many intricate techniques refined by artisans in Arimatsu during the Edo period.

Inspiration: There’s a vibration of life in Kumo Ringburst. Every ring pulls your eye outward, creating movement even when you’re standing still. It’s distinctive without feeling overdone—the kind of pattern that earns a closer look on the first tee and another in the clubhouse.