Collaborations involving keisuke kanda, with dates and partner brands.
12 collaborations
The third installment of “cream soda,” themed “wonder trip.” It debuted a men’s line and featured items including a mod coat using minä perhonen textiles, a denim jumpsuit, a leather tote bag in the tambourine pattern, and loafers.
familiar’s first collaboration with keisuke kanda. familiar’s archive art and familiar check were developed into clothing for adults, featuring silhouettes and handwork characteristic of Kanda. Items available for preorder included tracksuits, haori dresses, sashiko bags, printed tops, and sukajan jackets.
The second installment of “cream soda.” It featured one-of-a-kind pieces and made-to-order items, including a coat with pouches, bondage denim, a hand-embroidered sukajan jacket, hand-sewn jersey garments, lace drawers, and baseball caps with embroidered patterns.
A collaboration featuring “364+1,” designed by Kanda based on une nana cool’s signature bra, “364.” The lineup was released in stages and included bras and loungewear, as well as items such as a ribbon harness, a blouse worn over a bra, and haute couture lingerie.
The first installment of “cream soda” drew on the minä perhonen archive, combining the two brands’ approaches to handcraft and remaking. Nine types of clothing were offered at galleria Kyoto in Kyoto and call in Tokyo, with jersey items also available through the online store.
The second installment of “Kimono Dress.” New textiles are added, alongside the existing gathered and flared styles, with a short flared style that can be worn like a haori. It is also characterized by volume created using twice or three times the usual amount of yukata fabric.
The first “kimono dress” made using KIMONO by NADESHIKO’s original yukata fabric. The design incorporates gathers and flares and can be worn without an obi, paired with a scarf or ribbon, or draped over the shoulders like a gown.
A collaboration collection released in October 2019. It included a ribbon-trimmed wireless bra and shorts, as well as a one-piece pajama featuring a collar, ruffles, and a hood. It also proposed wearing loungewear as outerwear.
The first installment of “Unnana Recycle,” an upcycling project that reuses discontinued une nana cool products as materials. Designed by keisuke kanda, the collection features products with ribbons hand-sewn stitch by stitch onto the original innerwear.
A three-way collaboration by ASICS, keisuke kanda, and ANREALAGE. Focusing on the boundary between sportswear and businesswear, it released suit-style garments made from deadstock materials, leather basketball shoes, T-shirts, bags, and other items.
A three-way collaboration by ASICS, keisuke kanda, and ANREALAGE. Exploring the boundary between sportswear and businesswear, it released suit-style garments made from deadstock fabric, leather basketball shoes, T-shirts, bags, and more.
A 2010 collaborative item with sina (now SINA SUIEN). The materials show a satin baseball jacket with embroidery. The announcement and release dates could not be confirmed; the brand name at the time was sina.