"I sent 200, 300 of the clothes that I had made, and the dancers chose what they liked"

This quote by Issey Miyake talks to his innovative procedure as well as his commitment to his craft. He sent out 200-300 pieces of clothes that he had made, permitting the professional dancers to select what they liked. This talks with Miyake's readiness to allow his work be judged by others and to let them decide what they wanted to wear. It also talks to his confidence in his very own job, as he was willing to let others determine what they suched as and didn't like. This quote also speaks with Miyake's commitment to his craft, as he agreed to place in the moment as well as initiative to develop 200-300 pieces of apparel for the professional dancers to select from. This quote is a testament to Miyake's dedication to his craft and also his desire to let others decide what they suched as.