
Indigo-dyed linen shirt
Ask about this →A linen shirt dyed with indigo in small batches. The colour is expected to deepen slightly with each wash rather than fade flat. Cut with a slightly dropped shoulder and a single chest pocket.

A mid-length overcoat in a blend of 70% wool and 30% recycled polyester. The brushed surface has a soft, slightly felted feel. Shown in slate grey and deep navy; sizes and availability are confirmed by email.

A linen shirt dyed with indigo in small batches. The colour is expected to deepen slightly with each wash rather than fade flat. Cut with a slightly dropped shoulder and a single chest pocket.

A turtleneck knitted in a 2x2 rib from extra-fine merino at a heavier gauge than many merino knits, so it keeps its shape. See our care guide before washing, and follow the label.

Trousers in a mid-weight wool-linen blend that taper from a relaxed hip to a clean ankle. A subtle herringbone weave reads as a solid colour from a distance. Side adjusters replace belt loops at the waistband.

A 30 mm belt in vegetable-tanned leather. It arrives pale and stiff, and darkens and softens with wear over the first few months. Offered in three lengths; ask us which one suits your waist.

A scarf woven from 60% silk and 40% wool. The silk adds a slight sheen and drape, and the wool keeps it warm. Colourways: warm rust, pale stone and charcoal.

A tote in heavy 12 oz unbleached canvas with a reinforced base and flat handles long enough to carry over the shoulder. Canvas softens and takes on character with use.

A plain-weave cotton shirt of about 120 gsm with ceramic buttons, a weight that sits between a summer and a winter shirt. It layers well under the wool overcoat.
Prices are in Japanese yen. Availability, sizes and colours are confirmed by email before you decide, and the photographs are illustrative styling images that may not show the exact item.
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