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factory900 lab is a line derived from FACTORY900, developed in Fukui by Aoyama Optical, founded in 1937. Created by designer Yoshimichi Aoyama, it developed as an experimental collection exploring the possibilities of acetate, a delicate material, with roots in a series launched in 2010 and written in lowercase. Since 2010SS, it has continued to release annual collections, centered on asymmetrical forms and distinctive cutting techniques.

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A series exploring the possibilities of acetate, a very delicate material

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A derivative line that strongly foregrounds experimentation

Within FACTORY900, factory900 lab takes on the role of testing the possibilities of acetat

Within FACTORY900, factory900 lab takes on the role of testing the possibilities of acetate while breaking down and reassembling existing conventions. The official website organizes it as a separate category alongside FACTORY900 itself and FACTORY900 RETRO, with its products offered in the fa-numbered series. Within the overall lineup, it is clearly positioned as the line that foregrounds experimentation the most.

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