Founded in 2014, Saredo produces socks and accessories from recycled cotton made from “fallen” fibre in Japanese spinning factories.
The brand is guided by a philosophy of reducing waste and reusing materials through careful production.

For London Craft Week, this workshop-style event brings Kakimori’s signature ink-making experience to London for the first time.

With guidance from the tokyobike team, create your own colour, later finished in Tokyo, bottled and sent to you for capturing your favourite moments.

Sa-sa-sa means “hassle-free” in Japanese. Their Wazarashi Cloth Roll is a multi-purpose, perforated cloth designed for everyday use around the home , from cooking to cleaning. Wash, reuse, and reduce waste.

Winner of the Good Design Award in Japan in 2020.

Sashiko is a traditional Japanese form of visible mending, literally meaning “little stabs”. It reflects the idea of wabi-sabi, finding beauty in imperfection, much like kintsugi, where repair becomes part of the object’s value.

To support their small but growing collection of restaurants, BAO needed a bike to move their pillowy soft bao between sites. We were happy to help, in exchange for a bao or two.

The bike will be used with and without a trailer, and has been customised to match the Bao aesthetic: light and clean.

Inspired by late summers spent swimming, cycling and reading in Lake Annecy, France, an exhibition of silkscreen prints will run 20th June - 4th August at tokyobike Shoreditch.