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TOKITO 360
Basic information
Overview
TOKITO 360 is a collection launched in 2004 within TO KI TO by Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida. Centered on the idea of functional jackets suited to driving, riding, and cycling, it offered multifunctional outerwear based on waxed cotton and combined with new materials, and became the starting point for a later collaboration with Barbour.
Concept
It was the idea of a jacket with functionality matching the purpose of driving, riding and cycling.
Parent brands
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TO KI TO 1997
A derivative line launched in 2004 as a “separate line” within TO KI TO’s range. Centered on functional design tailored to specific uses (driving, riding, cycling, etc.), it came to serve as the brand’s purpose-driven outerwear offering. The concept of TOKITO 360 also led directly to a collaboration with Barbour (“Barbour The Beacon Heritage Range Limited by TOKITO,” launched in 2009), and served as a foundation for the design philosophy behind external collaborations.
A separate line of functional outerwear shaped by specific uses