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  • Creating the scent of the poppy, which has no natural fragrance, and expressing powdery florals that connect the city with nature.

  • FUNG is a Japanese apparel brand from Kumamoto. It was launched in 2000 by designer Yuichiro Sei, who is also a surfer, against a background of interest in the culture, landscapes, history, and style of the American West Coast. The brand name is a coined term combining “Fun” and “Good.” It offers casual wear centered on T-shirts and is characterized by hand printing, with Sei handling everything from design and plate making to printing. It translates sensibilities and culture gained through everyday life and surfing into pop, simple graphics.

  • THAUMAZEIN: A philosophical starting point meaning “wonder.” The emotions stirred by beauty lead people toward a self they have yet to discover.

    Japan 2000 Eyewear
  • We’re not chasing perfection. Our goal is to become the most responsible version of ourselves, by embracing innovation, challenging the status quo, and pushing for systemic change within and beyond our industry.

  • A printed cut-and-sew apparel maker that expresses the present while honoring the good old days

  • Proposes a lifestyle for active adult men, independent of trends, based on the concepts of SURF, OUTDOOR, and LIFE.

  • GapMaternity is a maternity line offered by the American casual brand GAP. It began selling online in 2000 and primarily offers tops, bottoms, denim, dresses, and other items based on GAP’s signature styles and designed to accommodate body changes during pregnancy. Products are sold mainly through GAP’s official e-commerce site.

  • Gola Classics is a heritage line launched in 2000 by the British sports brand Gola. Against the background of Gola’s history of manufacturing sports equipment since its founding in the UK in 1905, the line focuses on sneakers that reinterpret past designs for the present. It also offers bags and apparel, and continues to sell products today.

  • “A remarkable person knows how to express different sides of herself through her daytime and evening attire.”

  • HAWKINS SPORT is a footwear line developed in 2000 by Japan’s ABC-MART, derived from G.T.HAWKINS, which originated in the UK. Starting with leather sneakers, it offers footwear for everyday use, including sneakers, flats, moccasins, and boots. Combining features such as lightweight construction and cushioning with designs ranging from casual to polished, it continues to be sold primarily through ABC-MART.

  • HTC

    The DNA of HTC is, and will always be, rock'n'roll, understood as a rebellion against conventions and imposed standards.

  • Starting with textiles, the brand works with factories and artisans in Japan and India under Makiko Minagawa, proposing clothing and accessories made using natural materials and environmentally considerate production methods.

  • Hope and Thimble was a womenswear diffusion line developed by AVOCA, based in County Wicklow, Ireland. It was launched in 2000 by Amanda Pratt, then a director and designer at AVOCA, and presented mainly womenswear featuring hand-sewn details. The name derives from “hope,” reflecting Pratt’s childhood ambition to become a fashion designer, and “thimble,” a symbol of handwork. The line was stocked by retailers such as Liberty in the UK and expanded its sales overseas, but it later disbanded and has since ceased operations.

  • It offers a distinctive style that combines the latest street fashion with urban elements. Each season also features designs inspired by social media and subculture.

  • Rooted in global underground culture and extending out from there, KMRii's creations emerge from a world without boundaries.

  • KUBRICK is a block-type collectible figure line introduced in 2000 by Japanese toy maker MEDICOM TOY. MEDICOM TOY founder Tatsuhiko Akashi developed its basic design with a former LEGO employee. The line translates characters and motifs from film, television, comics, anime, games, music, and art into simple figures with movable parts. It is characterized by 100%, 400%, and 1000% size variations, blind boxes, limited-edition products, and licensed collaborations, and served as the prototype for BE@RBRICK, a derivative introduced in 2001.

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