robe de chambre COMME des GARÇONS

Founded
1981 1980s

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Overview

robe de chambre COMME des GARÇONS is a line launched in 1981 by Rei Kawakubo of the Japanese company COMME des GARÇONS. True to its name, which means “indoor wear/dressing gown” in French, it initially took clothing worn at home as its starting point and developed into simpler, practical everyday wear. It ended in 2004 and was integrated into COMME des GARÇONS COMME des GARÇONS in 2005.

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Founded
1969
1969 Parent brand
COMME des GARÇONS
Clothing

A former women’s line and predecessor to Comme Comme.

An early womenswear offshoot launched in 1981, it had a name derived from homewear and ini

An early womenswear offshoot launched in 1981, it had a name derived from homewear and initially grew out of the idea of indoor clothing before expanding to include clothes for going out. A historic line that supported COMME des GARÇONS’ womenswear structure, it ended with the Fall/Winter 2004 season and was integrated into COMME des GARÇONS COMME des GARÇONS for Spring/Summer 2005, making it a predecessor line today. It also forms the foundation of Comme Comme, a line in the same vein.

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