Japanese Techwear: from urban minimalism to functional innovation
Japanese techwear pushes the boundaries between function and style. Each piece combines innovative technical fabrics, modular cuts, and futuristic design, all to meet the needs of a dynamic urban lifestyle. It serves as an inspiration for brands looking to create collections that are modern, high-performance, and aesthetically pleasing, capable of appealing to a discerning and connected clientele.
Carole Baijings + Ciqi colaboration eyewear
Tokyo Japan: Ciqi, a Tokyo born eyewear brand, announced that they have colaborated withDutch designer Carole Baijings and launched their original design eyewear colection. The second session of the collaborative label “POLYFONIASTUDIO” features aneyewear collection created with Dutch designer Carole Baijings.Sunglasses, magnifying glasses, glasses cords, and Ciqi's signature design “Herbie”are launched as “Colourways by Carole Baijings.”An eyewear collection designed by Carole Baijings for Ciqi.Centered on the theme of “transparency,” it layers her signature nuanced colors and materials.
SILK SCARF | PALETTE
This scarf is crafted using a bias cut fabric, cut at a 45-degree angle to create soft movement and an elegant drape.The construction is equally refined, with a seamless design that eliminates visible stitching, ensuring a gentle feel against the skin.When the ribbon is tightened, it forms a plump, airy roundness, creating a beautifully dimensional silhouette.The contrast line color adds a sporty, casual touch, making it a versatile piece suitable for a wide range of styles, from casual to formal.
Japanese Apron "Maekake"
Japanese aprons, or maekake, have been highly valued for their practicality, protecting the backs of workers at Japanese liquor stores, rice shops, etc., and preventing clothing from tearing and injury. They are said to have originatedin the Muromachi period.This Japanese apron is suitable for any occasion, whether at a cafe, cooking at home,pottery or crafting, or camping.
KIMONO SHOES|HeWhoMe.Tokyo
Upcycling Japanese Culture into TOKYO-Style Footwear. Crafted with care by Japanese artisans in Asakusa and shaped by the feet of over 10,000 customers, our Kimono Shoes combine traditional kimono fabrics with advanced shoemaking techniques. Each pair showcases the timeless elegance of Japan's heritage: beautiful patterns, rich textures and the spirit of "mottainai". Love your kimono. Design your pair. Through KIMONO SHOES Atelier, you can choose your own kimono and have it made into a pair that is yours alone. https://hewhome.tokyo/
Made from Nature Leather Care Series
Caring for Leather, Living with Nature A leather care series for small goods—such as bags and wallets—made with natural,plant- and animal-based ingredients. Using Hokkaido Ezo deer fat,sustainably sourced and upcycled for creation.Scented with natural essential oils—Hinoki for calm, clove for warmth,lemon and ginger for freshness. A gentle ritual that connects leather and nature.