Apparel
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about apparel
Project • By kurosawa kawara-ten • Offices
Atelier for energy closet
Energy Closet is a new apparel brand that doesn't aim to sell clothes. It's a new-generation startup questioning the traditional business concept that old things are meant to be thrown away. It doesn't deny that the beauty of clothes and fashion is irresistible, or that self-expression through fashion is important and something people can't give up. Instead, it tries to slightly change the situation which the existence of clothes itself are worn out and simply discarded, aiming to create a new world. While the world calls this upcycling or regenerative fashion and it's become a trend, they are simply reacting honestly to the contradiction of seeing beloved items discarded right before their eyes. Precisely because of this, their appro... More
Doll's Kill Retail Store
We were commissioned by the burgeoning Doll’s Kill brand to transform a 5,500 square foot 1930’s masonry building along bustling Fairfax Avenue to become their first Flagship retail store. Right in the heart of the Fairfax Village alternative apparel scene in LA, the store is also directly adjacent to the iconic Canter’s Deli, an “only-in-LA” type of juxtaposition.Our work focused on the permitting process, to coordinate the architectural components that require an upgrade with this type of occupancy. Our strategic planning included a structural retrofit, egress layout, accessibility upgrades, facade design, energy code compliance, mechanical work, and finish coordination. The project was in collaboration with our direct client, the am... More
Project • By Figure3 • Offices
Canada Goose
Proudly Made in Canada since 1957, a historic post-and-beam building in midtown Toronto was chosen to house this white-hot Arctic apparel company. The rustic open space, rugged Arctic landscapes and product showroom pay homage to the spirit of Canada Goose – well-engineered, innovative and durable. More