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Amina is a Japan-originating folklore-inspired fashion and lifestyle brand launched by Amina Collection in 1979. Against the backdrop of the company’s culturally rooted product development, established by founder Yukihiko Shindo and based in Yokohama, it offers clothing, accessories, and homewear for women, men, and children, incorporating ethnic cultures, traditional materials, and handcraft from around the world. With “Journey to the world of folklore” as its guiding principle, the brand’s core approach is to turn cultures encountered on travels into original products suited to contemporary life. It continues to be sold in Japan and abroad as one of Amina Collection’s major brands.

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1977
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AMINA COLLECTION
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A leading fashion brand supporting CAYHANE

AMINA is a major fashion brand of AMINA COLLECTION, sold through CAYHANE’s stores and onli

AMINA is a major fashion brand of AMINA COLLECTION, sold through CAYHANE’s stores and online business. It focuses primarily on apparel and fashion accessories that reconfigure traditional materials, handicrafts, and ethnic cultures from around the world through the designer’s sensibility. Within CAYHANE’s broad assortment, it clearly occupies the apparel segment. The official overseas website introduces it as “Amina (Cayhane)” and positions it as one of the company’s original brands, alongside KAYA and KAHIKO.

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