Goldwin

GOLDWIN MOTORCYCLE is a motorcycle-specific product line developed by Goldwin, organizing apparel and gear around the comfort, mobility, safety, and convenience required for riding (the C.A.S.E. philosophy). Collections such as 'Euro' position high-spec product ranges, while dedicated designs incorporating testing and technology from Goldwin Tech Lab distinguish the line functionally from other lines under the parent brand.

GOLDWIN TECH LAB is a research and development center for Goldwin based in Toyama. It conducts technology development through activities including material evaluation, human body measurement, prototype testing, and joint development with external companies (e.g., Spiber). Established in 2017, it carries out product functionality verification and prototype development of new materials and structures, and plays a central role in supplying research results to various lines, including Goldwin 0 and GOLDWIN MOTORCYCLE.

Goldwin 0 is an experimental platform line bearing the name of its parent brand, Goldwin, and presented its first collection in 2022. Focusing on functionality and innovation in form, it offers a limited range of technical wear and accessories spanning menswear and womenswear, presenting an experimental, performance-oriented approach distinct from Goldwin itself. It incorporates insights from the company’s Goldwin Tech Lab on body mapping and material research into product design, and has presented performance capsules themed around trail running, among others.

GOLDWIN FIELD RESEARCH LAB. is an organizational project combining a research lab and media platform, launched by Goldwin in 2024. It builds knowledge through fieldwork and collaborative research on themes including disasters, embodiment, local communities, and nature, and shares its findings through exhibitions and workshops. Unlike product-centered line development, its primary aims are empirical research that contributes to product development, knowledge creation through collaboration with external researchers and local communities, and information dissemination.