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Country: Japan
Founded: 2004 2000s
No longer active
Category: Clothing
Related brands: Clothing brands founded in the 2000s Clothing brands from Japan

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Overview

archi for kids was launched in 2004 as the children’s clothing line of ARCHI, a Japanese fashion brand founded in 1999 by actor and brand director Sae Isshiki. Starting from cultures and materials encountered on her travels, ARCHI proposed everyday wear unconstrained by seasonal themes and developed original textiles and items that parents and children could enjoy together. The line was also featured in a 2011 collection book, but was later put on hold.

Concept

Real discoveries and creations rooted in essence

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Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.

Related brands: 1 brands
Founded: 1999

Year Brand Category Description

1999

ARCHI

Parent brand

Clothing

A derivative line developed for children.

A children’s line launched in 2004, derived from ARCHI’s main line, which was centered on

A children’s line launched in 2004, derived from ARCHI’s main line, which was centered on women’s wear. It shared materials, patterns, and inspirations drawn from travel with adult ARCHI, while focusing on children’s-size clothing and extending its offerings to things parents and children could enjoy together. The 2011 brand collection book explicitly identified it as “archi for kids” and introduced it as ARCHI’s kids’ line. Rather than being merely a product category, it is positioned as a derivative line that extended ARCHI’s world to children. No separate kids’ brand page can be confirmed on the current official website, so it is treated as a historical line.

1999 Parent brand

ARCHI

Clothing

A derivative line developed for children.

A children’s line launched in 2004, derived from ARCHI’s main line, which was centered on