Fashion brands — founded: 2000–2009 · related keyword: Jackets

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  • Drawing inspiration from classic Western military, work, dress, and sportswear as “tools” suited to their respective uses, the brand carefully considers the designs, materials, and functionality worth passing on, then adds values relevant to the present day, along with a distinctly Japanese refinement and precision, to evolve them into original clothing. Committed to production in Japan, it aims to make clothes that retain their value over time and develop character with wear.

  • BLANK APPAREL is an online retail and wholesale service operated by Blank Shirts, Inc., based in Carson City, Nevada, USA. Founded in 2004, it carries blank apparel intended as a base for printing and embroidery, including T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, tank tops, polo shirts, hats, jackets, and bags. It offers products from multiple brands, including Gildan, Hanes, Bella + Canvas, and Comfort Colors, for individuals, businesses, and teams, available individually or in bulk. Rather than being a proprietary design brand, it is a sales platform specializing in apparel sourcing for customization.

  • Bläck is a Swedish menswear brand founded in 2005 and developed as MQ MARQET’s in-house brand. It offers suits, jackets, shirts, trousers, knitwear, outerwear, and accessories, with items for men ranging from business to everyday wear. MQ MARQET’s official introduction describes it as a brand that emphasizes contemporary style and details. Current products are also available for purchase.

  • C.P. Company Transformables was a conceptual sub-line announced in 2000 by Italy-based C.P. Company. It was launched by designer Moreno Ferrari during his tenure (1997–2001) and centered on dual-purpose products that could be transformed instantly using zippers and toggles, such as a jacket that turned into a tent, sleeping bags, backpacks, and kites. Many items were made from a nylon material called 'Cristal Wind', treated with a light rubber coating.

  • Chiara D'Este is a womenswear fashion brand operated by CHIARA & CO SRL, based in Carpi, Italy. An EU trademark application was confirmed in 2003; a brand introduction was documented as of 2007, and advertising activity was observed as of 2011. Lyst describes the brand as offering jackets, blouses, dresses, bags, and accessories for an international female audience while emphasizing quality. Earlier brand information stated that planning, production, and quality control worked in coordination to create products expressing an image of women.

  • An abbreviation of “DOUBLE STANDARD CLOTHING him,” the brand brings elements developed in womenswear into the men’s wardrobe.

  • “Respect for the people who make its products and their environment” and “the effort and integrity involved in delivering products to customers without compromising the value of the materials”

  • The concept is to offer items inspired by the roots of men’s casualwear, such as military, workwear, and sportswear, that are simple and classic while also capturing the present moment.

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

  • “JOEY” is a coined word combining “Join” (come together; connect) and “Enjoy” (have fun), expressing the hope that clothing can connect people with joyful feelings and places.

  • Jardin de Chouette is a South Korean womenswear brand launched in 2005 by designer Kim Jae-hyun. Known for its women's jackets, it offered high-end designer wear centered on couture-style production. In 2009, it launched its second brand, Lucky Chouette, which was more casual and targeted a broader customer base. In 2015, Jardin de Chouette was reportedly put on hiatus to focus on that line.

  • A chaotic brand that makes things experimentally, unaffected by trends, and blends contrasting elements such as hardcore and romanticism, and underground and pop culture.

  • Play, relax, functionality. “Le passe-temps” means a hobby, pastime, or spending time doing what one enjoys, while “Bleu” is the name of a color representing denim and indigo, keywords for KATO`. “Le Passe-temps Bleu,” combining the two, is designer Kato’s own playful clothing, bringing together functionality and KATO`’s distinctive sense of playfulness.

  • Low Brand is a fashion brand from Naples, Italy. Farfetch describes it as having started in Italy in 2005, while Parigot’s online brand introduction says its designs are created by a team of two young designers. The brand offers contemporary menswear centered on items such as jackets and trousers. Its basics, rooted in Italian craftsmanship, can also be confirmed as continuing to be carried by multi-brand e-commerce retailers.

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Fashion brands — founded: 2000–2009 · related keyword: Jackets

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16

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2

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