nonsense. 2024 Autumn&Winter POP-UP Store at Yoyogi
The "nonsense." pop-up store, which has a skiing background, will be held in Tokyo again this year. It will be
from October 18th (Fri) to 20th (Sun),the first time it will be held over three daysthis year's venue is Yoyogi, Shibuya Ward.
The theme of the 24AW collection is "Japandi".
[Japandi?] If you're curious, be sure to come to the venue on the day and hear what they have to say!
The exhibition will feature made-in-Iwate products, mainly upcycled skiwear, as well as fleece vests that were popular last fall, as well as long-sleeved T-shirts, tenugui towels, tote bags and other items printed with graphics in line with the collection theme
This time, there will be a novelty item (jijilogo tote bag) for the first time at a pop-up! It's a rare item that isn't sold to the general public, so you can't miss it. And this year, you can take everything you buy home with you on the day, which will double the excitement and satisfaction
RESTHAUS COFFEE, located in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, will be serving coffee on all three days. RESTHAUS COFFEE will also be bringing their own original goods, so look forward to it
nonsense. 2024 Autumn & Winter POP-UP Store at Yoyogi
[Dates and Times]
Friday, October 18th: 15:00-18:30
Saturday, October 19th: 10:30-18:30
Sunday, October 20th: 10:30-18:00
[Location]
5-37-6 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
(Rental gallery inside Phrase Co., Ltd.)
Here are a few items that interest you!
Elbowpatch Thermal
The jacquard elbow patch sweatshirt made in 2020 (the patch part was made from discarded skiwear and sold in 2021) has been made into a sweatshirt using waffle fabric. The theme is upcycling discarded skiwear
Made from a blend of acrylic, polyester, and wool, it's perfect for use in the field!
dispose skiwear Teddy bear
These teddy bears are made by collecting even smaller pieces of waste in even finer patterns
In America, teddy bears are a product that represents a "first friend," so don't forget your ski wear and let's stay by each other's sides forever★
Information
nonsense.
City to Summit. Living in the city and the mountains. A creative team formed by Kanta Kojima and Koya Tanabe, who have skiing as their backbone and express themselves through design and photography. Having dedicated themselves to alpine skiing since childhood, they launched their brand with the desire to "do something other than alpine skiing." Their unique and innovative style, which uses skiing as a motif, is gaining popularity not only among skiers but also among young people in Tokyo. They also handle the graphics for WAPAN's current models.
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