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Fashion that lets the mind and body breathe freely...
SPREAD LOVE
Its vision is to be a platform for fashion and style for today's woman, while also encouraging and supporting her achievements.
A singular worldview that transcends the boundaries between fashion and art
Junior Gaultier is a diffusion line launched in 1988 by French designer Jean Paul Gaultier. It offered men’s and women’s ready-to-wear at more accessible price points for younger customers, featuring items that reflected Gaultier’s key design codes. Its final collection was Autumn/Winter 1994–95, and the line has since ended.
Bold hand embroidery
A youthful line designed for those who love the freedom to express themselves with style.
Just Don is a streetwear and sportswear brand launched in the United States in 2011 by Chicago-born designer Don C (Don Crawley). It is particularly known for its python-brim caps and offers league-specific items for the NBA, NFL, WNBA, and MLB, as well as shorts, T-shirts, jackets, and Courtside Sneakers. The brand has also collaborated with Mitchell & Ness and New Era and continues to sell products, with a focus on the fusion of sports and luxury.
It embraces minimalism, comfort, and confidence.
Justin Gall is an experimental menswear brand founded in Rome in 2014 by American designer Justin Gall. Drawing on his studies in human physiology and artistic expression, the brand develops collections centered on experimental materials, hand-painted finishes, and distinctive dyeing techniques. Its approach treats human vulnerability and adversity as driving forces for creative work. The brand continues to present collections from its Rome atelier while maintaining its independence, and in 2022 it held its first runway show on the official Milan Fashion Week calendar.
A constant confrontation between masculinity and femininity
Diversion of a Classic / Diversion of Classic
Juze is ViS’s footwear line for girls who enjoy every day. It offers a wide range of shoes that reflect the mood of the moment.
K BELL TOO was a casual line derived from K.BELL, a legwear brand originating in the United States. A trademark application and use of its goods in the United States were confirmed in 2006, and the line offered socks, tights, and stockings. The parent brand, K.BELL, was founded in 1979 by designer Karen Bell and is currently part of the Renfro Brands portfolio. The K BELL TOO trademark registration was granted in 2008, but was cancelled on May 15, 2015, for non-use under Section 8. As it also does not appear in the current official brand list, it is treated as a discontinued brand.
Natural elements are the main inspiration for this line, which is both original and unique.
K OF KRIZIA is an original line of KRIZIA for the Japanese market, founded by Mariuccia Mandelli in Milan, Italy, in 1954. It began as a Japan-exclusive line in 1989 and is developed under license by Sanyo Shokai as a brand focused primarily on women’s adult contemporary and Italian casual fashion.
K-Swiss' modern brand mission is to outfit and inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Extreme rationality for the modern suit.
Engineered elegance
FOR WOMEN WHO MOVE.
ZERO HAS INFINITE POSSIBILITIES.
K-GARMENT is a fashion brand launched in Korea in 2024. It offers casual wear such as T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, pants, and skirts, and sells items featuring unisex designs and logo prints. Its products are available primarily through Korea’s Musinsa, as well as overseas sales channels such as Japan’s ZOZOTOWN.
Evolving since 1965
Functionality meets style
Functionality, color, and lightness
The R&D collection represents the most aesthetically advanced expression of the K-Way world.
Your summer, packed and ready.
K. Bell Kids is a children’s line offered by the U.S. legwear brand K.BELL. Founded in Southern California in 1979 by designer Karen Bell, K.BELL grew on the basis of planning and selling socks and tights. K. Bell Kids offers children’s socks, including crew, quarter, no-show, and room socks, with styles ranging from colorful patterns to everyday basics. As K.BELL’s kids’ category, it continues to be distributed primarily in the United States.
Fun is Always in Fashion
K.Bell Sport is a sports sock line developed by the U.S. legwear company K.B. Socks/K.Bell. K.Bell was founded by Karen Bell in Los Angeles in 1979 and has offered socks combining functionality and fashion, primarily for sports such as golf and tennis. K.Bell Sport was identified as one of K.Bell’s brands in industry reporting in 2009 and was also listed as one of its own brands in industry materials in 2017. The K.Bell brand is currently part of the Renfro Brands portfolio.
K.Jacques embodies the timeless elegance of Saint-Tropez craftsmanship, between heritage and modernity.
Fun is Always in Fashion
K.L.G. WHITE is a shoe line from Japan (Tokyo), launched in Fall/Winter 2022 as the second line of KIDS LOVE GAITE. The designer is Shintaro Yamamoto. Based on traditional shoemaking methods such as Goodyear welt construction, the line offers leather shoes, including officer shoes, with features suited to everyday wear and at relatively accessible price points.
a Black-owned brand aiming to reclaim and redefine the Black, Queer, Femme body and to create the tangible, direct support communities need today.
K.ROSS is a women's second line derived from KATHARINE ROSS. Ikegami, which operates the parent brand, is a Japanese company with its main office in Osaka and its Tokyo headquarters. KATHARINE ROSS opened its first store in 1971. K.ROSS offers women's clothing including cut-and-sew pieces, knitwear, blouses, pants, and dresses, following the parent brand's direction of "elegant, feminine outfits that incorporate trends in moderation."
Elegant, refined, and beautiful
Only through evolution can simplicity remain simple.
K38 was a spin-off apparel label launched by JUNKFOOD, based in California, United States. As part of JUNKFOOD’s brand portfolio, it offered items including shirts, shorts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, and tote bags. U.S. trademark records list May 31, 2014, as the first-use date for clothing and tote bags; the mark was registered in 2015, but the registration was canceled on March 25, 2022, because no declaration of continued use was filed. K38 is not listed as a current line on the official Junk Food Clothing website and is classified as a discontinued brand.
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Kamakura Pride to the World
The brand proposes a wardrobe that serves as a “starting point” for growing naturally into a new self while cherishing who you have been.
Cherishing old things and experiences, reconsidering their merits and flaws, and encountering things anew
Thoughtfully designed pajamas, created for restful sleep.
A comfortable wear series that adds KAITEKI.
Built on the mood of Y2K, KAIYA reinterprets the colorful fashions of the 2000s in monochrome, expressing its identity through metal, cutouts, and high-quality tailoring.
May we stay by your side, close to the everyday life you cherish most.