What makes good clothing for the future?
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Bridging the East and the West through thoughtfully-designed apparel and goods.
extending the brand’s signature East-meets-West cultural narrative to Asia’s new generation.
Courage to Be Real
Coach explores the notion of what luxury and quality mean in a fresh and modern context.
Look Better. Feel Better. Play Better.
Compagnie des Montagnes et des Forêts was a leather line created by French designers Marithé Bachellerie and François Girbaud. It was added to the Marithé + François Girbaud brand lineup in 1975 and focused primarily on leather goods. In 1980, MILLÉSIMES was introduced to bring the line’s standard products to a wider market. A 2015 report described it as a label that had already ceased operations.
A basic and creative lifestyle that combines a sense of history with a sense of the times
style over fashion
CPFM.XYZ is a ready-to-wear line launched in 2019 by the American design and fashion brand Cactus Plant Flea Market (CPFM). Created by founder Cynthia Lu, it was produced in Japan with the cooperation of Nigo. The line focuses on apparel featuring graphic designs and dimensional prints.
Cactus Plant Flea Market (CPFM) is a US-based design and apparel brand established by Cynthia Lu in 2015. It offers clothing, shoes, and accessories, and is known for graphic expressions such as its four-eyed face motif (“double vision”). It also produces the ready-to-wear line “CPFM.XYZ”.
Rooted in the lifestyle culture of the U.S. West Coast (California), California General Store is a “Well-being Culture Store” where people create culture, fashion, and community with a healthy, free, and natural mindset.
keep the planet cold and the people on it warm
WHO INVENTED THE HOODIE?
The Champion Life collection borrows from our past and reimagines for the present.
PERFECT FIT SINCE 1938
Inspired by Champion’s roots in Rochester, New York, the Rochester Collection combines everyday comfort with elevated design.
The Mark Of A Champion
Her namesake brand explores pure forms: lines and curves in endless interactions with the body.
Enjoy the outdoors as if at a café
Women Forward. For a fairer future.
See with Optimism
For its children’s collection, CHLOE has taken up all the codes that make up its unique personality: romanticism, femininity, modernity and elegance.
draws on the classic rose, the ultimate feminine scent, to create a modern and timeless perfume
WE CREATE NEXT
Converse CONS is a skateboarding line that U.S.-based Converse launched globally in 2009. Centered on shoes based on classic models such as Chuck Taylor and One Star, updated with specifications intended for skateboarding, it also offers related apparel. It operates globally through core skate shops and official channels, in connection with team activities featuring professional skateboarders.
Converse Chuck 70 is a line introduced in 2013 by the U.S. sneaker brand Converse, based on the design of the 1970s Chuck Taylor All Star. Centered on footwear, it is characterized by its use of high-quality materials, details that follow the designs of the era, and careful construction. It continues to be offered around classic high-top and low-top styles.
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star is a canvas sneaker that Converse in the United States began offering in 1917 as the basketball shoe “All Star.” In the 1920s, it incorporated improvement suggestions from salesperson and player Chuck Taylor, whose signature was added to the ankle patch, establishing it as a classic. Featuring a rubber toe cap and vulcanized sole, it continues to be sold today in a variety of versions.
Converse Jack Purcell is a Converse sneaker line created in 1935 with the involvement of badminton world champion Jack Purcell. Initially designed as court shoes made of canvas and rubber, it is characterized by the line on the toe known as the “smile.” Converse acquired the trademark rights in 1972, and the line continues to be offered as a classic model.
Break the status quo.
Come As You Are
Equal parts science and magic
Crocs Littles is the name of a line for infants and toddlers offered by Crocs, a U.S.-origin footwear brand. Its first use for trademark purposes was recorded in 2010 under the name “CROCS LITTLES,” and the line offers clog-style shoes, primarily in baby sizes such as C2/3. Crocs’ signature features, including lightweight Croslite™ foam and heel straps, are adopted for children’s footwear.
Certifiably Comfortable™
THE ART OF KNITTING
Italian Luxury Pop
Clothes that can be worn three or four days a week
DENIM BY AMBUSH® is a denim collection line launched in 2020 by Tokyo-based AMBUSH®. Under the creative direction of Yoon Ahn and VERBAL, it collaborates with Japanese denim artisans to offer unisex everyday wear, including jeans, jackets, and shirts. Centered on midweight denim with washed and distressed finishes, the line features items that prioritize comfort and durability.
DENIM BY DENIM TEARS launched in 2025 as a denim-focused line derived from the US brand Denim Tears, created by Tremaine Emory. The line centers on jeans and denim jackets, and features the Cotton Wreath motif as a signature element. Cutting, sewing, and finishing are carried out in the United States.
A creative collective working across fashion, music, photography, and video
The brand proposed styles that added girly, feminine, and vintage elements to the world of ANNA SUI.
To create an enchanting drawer filled with the latest creations that women will want to cherish like treasures for years to come.
Daisy Marc Jacobs transports you to a place that optimistic, beautiful and pure.
You have to know in order to tell and create.
A jewelry collection centered on decorative designs using Damiani’s initial “D,” including reversible pieces combining pink gold, diamonds, and ceramic.
A touch of luxe
Denim Tears is a fashion brand founded in 2019 by American designer Tremaine Emory. Centered on translating African American history and the stories of the African diaspora into clothing, the brand offers streetwear, denim, and other products. Its signature motif is the cotton wreath. Its works are held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute. The brand also collaborates with other brands, including Levi’s and UGG.
On the job since 1922
Dickies 1922 is a heritage (reissue) line launched in 2010 by the US workwear brand Dickies, named after its founding year, “1922.” Centered on archive-based uniform shirts and work pants, it is presented as a limited collection that recreates the specifications, material feel, and details of the time. At launch, it was produced at a factory in Texas.
The image of modern style, constructed with the Dickies standard of ingenuity.