Japan, by prefecture
A clay, a weave, a lacquer belongs to a valley long before it belongs to a country. This is where the index reaches — and where it doesn't, yet.
44 brands in Tokyo
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Objects shaped by the Three primary forms
9-jour.
Plant-dyed denim made in Japan
A ccordion
Knitwear shaped through yarn structure
AKIRANAKA
Pattern-cut womenswear with formal precision
Amoskeag
Material studies in workwear clothing
ancre
Material-led leather bags in restraint
Apartment Three
Tokyo menswear with tailored clarity
Bal Original
Tokyo menswear shaped by subculture
Blue Blue Japan
Tokyo casualwear built through continuity
Calmanthology
Japanese leather shoes, carefully recalibrated
CFCL
Programmable knitwear for contemporary life
Cohérence
Coats built from the golden age of outerwear
COMOLI
Everyday clothing for a modern Japanese life
DROP GROOMING
Fragrance-led Japanese grooming and perfume
Ethosens
Experimental tailoring through Japanese textiles
EUCHRONIA
Memory translated into original lace
FILL THE BILL
Archive-led Japanese everyday clothing
Gajess
Refined womenswear shaped by cut
Hololi
Japanese craft across everyday senses
KATIM
Japanese footwear shaped by walking
LIBERATO
Tatami and leather, made usable
MARKAWARE
Farm to closet — menswear designed from the fibre up
Marno
Tokyo womenswear shaped by softness
Menes
Okayama denim for contemporary streetwear
Mue
Handcrafted soap shaped by process
newscape
Transparency-led natural skincare from Japan
NICENESS
Menswear cut from antique kimono textiles
noiseless
Quietly edited objects for daily use
OPEN SESAME CLUB
Knitwear-led womenswear shaped through texture
PASTOR NOVA
Technical clothing built around wool
Phigvel Makers & Co.
New classic workwear, rebuilt in Tokyo
PHINGERIN
Began with pyjamas, cut from luxury shirting
Popeye
Japanese magazine for urban culture
Sage de Cret
Military and workwear traditions, treated as tailoring
SENN
Japanese beauty through fewer steps
SISI
Edited skincare for daily routines
ssstein
Refined menswear built on how clothes are worn in
Syncs
Circular clothing built for return
THE
Japanese standards for everyday objects
TOCT
Reinterpreting Kintsugi as Contemporary Jewelry
Trove
Relaxed clothing shaped through production
ts(s)
Italian tailoring, American workwear, Japanese styling
Tuuli
Manufacturer-led everyday wear and objects
URUH
Textile-led Japanese womenswear with structure