Tenugui Bandana – White Papillon Komon PrintThe tenugui is traditionally known as a hand towel in Japan, but is popularly used for many purposes, including as a bandana for styling. Normally produced in cotton, this linen rayon blend is printed with a special papillon device developed for the 'Komon' capsule collection, inspired by historical kimono patterning.

In the 1980s and 1990s

Engineered Garments and SUICOKE have worked together again on a new model inspired by 20th century ring boot style moccasins

Typically used for tents etc

heritage aesthetic

'knee goes out')

set in an outer frame of natural rosewood

is cut from a soft washed blackwatch flannel

exaggerated side and rear vents are included with taped zips

or 'knee-out') shape is created by darts sewn into the waist and hem

Daiki Suzuki dreamed up two styles

these pants have a slim fit

Nepenthes founder Daiki Suzuki follows in the footsteps of these trailblazers with his take on the field vest