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Japanese Innerwear: Seamless, Tagless, and Sized Small

Flat seams, no label to scratch, and moisture handling built into the knit. Also: Japanese sizing runs small, so orde... Read More

A flat Japanese sandal now built on sneaker soles. There is no left or right, the sizing rule is different, and the t... Read More

The padded winter one, not the thin festival coat. And if a listing says machine washable, the filling is not cotton ... Read More

France sent it to Japan in the Meiji era, the West moved to zips, and Kyoto kept fitting the frames by hand. What "to... Read More

In 2008 a Tango weaver threw out its power looms and bought hand looms instead. Huntsman stocks the result. First, th... Read More

The West layers gloves and socks; Japan insulates the torso. Seamless circular knitting means no side seam — and no, ... Read More

Margiela's boot is named after a 15th-century sock. The three kinds of tabi, what kohaze clasps count for, and how to... Read More

Five Japanese workshops make the randoseru worth queueing for, and two ship in English. 300 steps, the sekan mechanis... Read More

A 2014 paparazzi photo turned a Japanese school bag into an overseas fashion item. What it costs, why it lasts six ye... Read More

Turn it over: a chusen yukata looks the same on both sides, a printed one does not. Arimatsu shibori, sizing for tall... Read More