nonnative WORKER

Basic information

Country
Japan
Founded
1999
Category
Clothing / Footwear

Overview

nonnative WORKER is a workwear-oriented line developed by Tokyo-based brand nonnative. The parent brand nonnative was established in 1999 by its founder, サーフェン智, and develops menswear centered on reinterpreting the durability and functionality of workwear, military, and outdoor clothing through contemporary silhouettes and materials. The WORKER line is released and sold as seasonal collections, mainly made in Japan, with a focus on staples such as work jackets, trousers, and duck boots.

Concept

It is developed around translating the durability and functionality of workwear, military, and outdoor clothing into everyday wear through contemporary silhouettes and materials.

Parent brands

  • nonnative 1999

    nonnative WORKER is an ongoing range of styles centered on workwear-derived shirts, blousons, and trousers. Items made from durable materials such as denim and ripstop are released regularly, and the line is organized around workwear functions such as workwear-derived construction and pocket placement.

    A line of practical items derived from workwear.