Halo Commodity carefully balance form and function, producing headwear that's as comfortable in the field as it is in the city. 

The brand remains attuned to feedback from their community, continuously evolving designs so they stay both functional and accessible.

tet. originated in Higashikagawa City, at the eastern edge of Kagawa Prefecture, known for glove production since the Meiji era. Situated amidst the Seto Inland Sea and the Sanuki Mountains, this town offers abundant natural beauty and retains traditional glove-making skills.

Scarves and blankets from Japanese makers Wool Studio, Suno & Morrison, Miyazaki Towel and Kontex - thoughtful design, traditional craftsmanship and natural materials.

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Merippa creates playful, comfortable house shoes that are "like slippers, but not slippers." Each pair is hand-finished, ultra light, reversible, and designed to radiate warmth in both appearance and feel.

With three generations of weaving in Kurume, the Kuwano family create textiles and garments rooted in traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Made entirely in their own factory, each piece is dyed, woven and sewn locally. Their hanten is a traditional Japanese housecoat, originally worn by workmen in the 18th century as a practical outer layer.

“kitt” is the brand from the team behind the IITO range of luxury basics. Working with a new manufacturer in Wakayama, the concept remains unchanged but the fabric quality has been surpassed. 

Bringing together Japanese makers Mauna Kea, Saredo, Kontex, SAGYO and Iwata, this collection celebrates thoughtful design, traditional craftsmanship and carefully chosen materials. From natural fibres to recycled yarns, each piece reflects a shared appreciation for quality and everyday comfort.

Established in 1934, Kontex make beautifully soft, lightweight textiles in Imabari, Japan. Using traditional low-speed weaving techniques, they create everyday pieces that balance natural softness, absorbency and lasting quality.