Devoa

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Destruction and Construction
DEVOA is a menswear brand launched in Japan in 2005 by Daisuke Nishida. Drawing on his experience as a former wrestler and his studies in sports medicine, human ergonomics, and anatomy, the brand creates clothing centered on pattern construction informed by the range of motion, muscles, and skeletal structure of the human body. The brand’s official statements highlight an architecture of materials and patterns, a unique hypothesis about the shape of the human body, and changes in muscle balance through clothing. It continues to design and produce in Japan.

Concept

Explores an architecture of materials and patterns, grounded in a unique hypothesis on the form of the human body. Believes in the transformation of muscle balance, through well informed clothing.

Devoa characteristics

Devoa: 9 style characteristics Traits further from the centre are more prominent within this brand. Distance is not a score, and the area does not indicate brand quality or rank. Minimal & basics Polished & dressy Luxury & heritage Avant-garde & designer Decoration & playfulness Streetwear Trends & youth culture Sporty & sportswear Outdoor & functional

Main traits of Devoa

Sporty & sportswear
Sportswear and styles inspired by physical activity.
Avant-garde & designer
Avant-garde design and expressions of a designer’s individuality and artistry.
Minimal & basics
Minimal design and clean everyday staples.

Based on an analysis of 1,232 brands across 97 criteria, this chart shows the characteristics of Devoa relative to overall brand tendencies.

This chart does not define a brand’s expression or rank brands.

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