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A desire to be close to parents as they nurture their children's growth alongside wood
Wear your identity and embrace your duality
Elevate your style and stand out from the crowd
The label’s items are characterized by a mix of graphics arising from TAPPEI’s distinctive perspective and Minemura’s witty, rugged designs, expressing the two designers’ original ideas.
easy to style, easy to wear, and easy to care for
Add a touch of grown-up playfulness to basic items.
exploration, functionality, and a deep connection to nature
It's about a woman our age, indie by heart, rakish and irreverent by nature, who is maturing into refinement and naturalness.
Luxury + a wink!
HILLTOP is a factory brand specializing in stoles and scarves, with roots in F&A Hill, founded in London, England, in 1817. The company originally manufactured horse tack and horse blankets, and HILLTOP was established when brothers Freddie Hill and Albert Hill expanded the business into travel blankets and other products in the late 1880s. From the 1950s onward, it developed wool accessories made from materials such as lambswool, lamb angora, and cashmere, with tartan and windowpane checks among its signature patterns. The business continues today through F&A Hill.
A cherished personal standard that never fades with time.
Hina Green Label is a derivative women's shoe brand developed by 株式会社クリエイティブ・エナジー and positioned as a line of Hina Day Green. Its offerings center on shoes made with leather treated using special techniques and featuring geometric patterns and floral motifs, including flat shoes, pumps, boots, and sandals. Its designs make use of leather's natural luster and distinctive shading.
For feet at work and at play, and feet lounging around. Always wearable, always gentle.
COLOR OF LIFE
A happy story, one by one.
The U line gives form to materials and handwork that resonate with and inspire designer Yuko Ohashi. Noir (French for black), a color that makes adult women look their most beautiful, is its main color. The line presents ways for a sparkling life to shine even more brightly. It is a brand where individual radiance brings brightness to those around, and whose enjoyment is shared with everyone alongside Yuko Ohashi.
Hockey is a skateboarding brand founded in Los Angeles, USA, in 2015 by professional skaters Jason Dill and Anthony Van Engelen (AVE). It launched under F.A. World Entertainment as a sister brand to FUCKING AWESOME, initially focusing on Donovon Piscopo and John Fitzgerald. Centered on skateboard decks, the brand also offers apparel, with a focus on horror-inspired graphics, lo-fi video aesthetics, and raw street skating. The brand name comes from the founders comparing the skating of the original team to that of hockey players. Hockey continues to release new boards and apparel.
Converted goods. Tempo of time.
THE WORLD IS OUR STAGE
Visionary maker of casual luxury, since 1986.
Recycle - Reuse - Reduce
A vision of casual luxury centered on luxury sneakers, balancing sporty elements with urban elegance
Hogan H365 is a sneaker model line offered by the Italian brand Hogan. Founded in 1986, Hogan is part of the Tod's Group and focuses primarily on luxury sneakers. H365 is a low-top sneaker series that reinterprets the traditional tennis shoe line in a contemporary way. It is characterized by the “H” logo on the side and a lightweight outsole, and continues to be offered each season.
A symbol of urban dynamism and functional luxury.
Hogan Junior is the kids’ line of Italian brand Hogan, a sub-brand focused primarily on children’s footwear, especially sneakers. Hogan was founded in 1986 and launched by Andrea Della Valle and others. Part of the Tod's Group, Hogan produces luxury footwear, leather goods, and ready-to-wear. Hogan Junior offers products that adapt the parent brand’s signature models for children and is stocked by international retail channels such as Farfetch and YOOX.
Hogan Rebel is a sub-brand/collection launched in 2008 by the Italian brand Hogan (Tod's Group). Hogan itself was founded in 1986 by Diego Della Valle and others. Hogan Rebel focuses primarily on footwear, especially sneakers, and is known for its wavy “H” logo, extra-light grooved outsole, and memory foam insole. It also offers ready-to-wear and bags. Its products are sold through directly operated stores, multibrand retailers, and e-commerce.
unfiltered expression
A leisurely holiday morning
Holiday Interiors and Gardens celebrates interiors as journeys of their own: crossings between eras, styles and cultures.
Holiday in the Mountain is a Japanese label under MOUNTAIN RESEARCH, led by Setsumasa Kobayashi. It focuses on furniture for camping and stays in the mountains, making wooden camping furniture such as chairs and folding benches. As one of MOUNTAIN RESEARCH’s themed projects, it is responsible for outdoor household goods.
English Tradition, Italian Passion
The ART rather than a product.
Circularity at Heart
RETRO and NEW
Homeyland is an apparel brand that was listed as an online shop in Osaka as of 2016. Its offerings include T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, coach jackets, outerwear, and caps, and it deals in casual clothing for men and women. Examples of its products being worn have been documented from at least 2016 through 2024, and it currently still offers T-shirts on ZOZOTOWN. No founder, designer, official concept, or slogan has been confirmed.
Basic & Cozy
There is a boy in every girl, an homme in every woman.
The gentle sweetness of honey and the alluring flavor of cinnamon come together to create a one-of-a-kind taste.
On-trend products at reasonable prices
Honky Woman is a womenswear line derived from HONKY TONK, a rock-inspired apparel brand from Argentina. HONKY TONK, led by Gustavo Pérez, developed the line in response to requests from female customers and presented it in 2017 as the Spring/Summer 2018 collection. Centered on women’s clothing, it combines the parent brand’s rock and urban sensibilities with contemporary fashion. HONKY TONK uses the slogan “The Brand of Rock” and offers apparel, denim, shoes, and accessories, including officially licensed band merchandise.
Honnete is an original label launched by a factory, with roots in a textile manufacturer founded in 1954 in the Toulouse region of France. Starting with supplying fabrics to brands in France and abroad, the company established its own sewing factory and has produced original garments as well as OEM products for renowned designer brands. Production is now centered at its factory in Poland, where it creates everyday wear and fashion accessories for women and men using high-quality materials such as Irish linen and British cotton velvet. This factory brand is defined by the character of its materials and high-level sewing techniques.
Honolua Keiki is a children’s brand and shop derived from HONOLUA (Honolua Surf Co.), a surf brand originating on Maui, Hawaii, USA. It opened in 2002 in Whalers Village and offered children’s apparel and beach- and surf-related products. The parent brand was founded in 1996 and operates stores and offers original products across the Hawaiian Islands, centered on products for enjoying the beach, surf sports, and the island’s casual lifestyle. Honolua Keiki is a line that extends this waterside culture and lifestyle to children.
Honolua Wahine was a women's line derived from HONOLUA, a surf brand established on Maui, Hawaii, in 1995. The brand name was inspired by Honolua Bay, a surf spot on the west coast of Maui. It offered women's beachwear, swimwear, resort wear, T-shirts, dresses, and other items. Its main focus was casual wear suited to an active lifestyle centered around the ocean, and it was sold at stores across Hawaii. An independent official presence can no longer be confirmed, and it is classified as a discontinued spin-off line.
Pursuit of self belief.
Bringing “honour and ovation” to men’s feet everywhere.
UNIFORMS FOR DISRUPTION.
Style before gender
commemorate moments that matter
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.