Studio D'Artisan continues to champion the Japanese art of Dorozome through this mud-tie-dyed tee, named after a famous wrestler for some reason.
Before all the other denim jackets, there was the Type I. And before all of those, we’ve got five of them (plus one more).
This vegetable-tanned leather bifold from Japan's Studio D'Artisan will make you think twice about relying completely on your digital wallet.
Made in Japan from 100% Zimbabwe cotton 8 oz. Japanese Denim, the elongated A-line design will make this the perfect fit for the upcoming spring season.
Share your love for beer and pig-obsessed Japanese denim labels with Studio D'Artisan's two latest long sleeve graphic tees.
It's still flannel season, baby! And you could do far worse than the fine shirting from the Osaka 5 brand Studio D'Artisan.
Leave it to Studio D'Artisan to use interestingly colored wefts on their denim that aren't too gaudy, but separate your raws from the rest.
Fun fact: Persimmons taste like shit. The Japanese know that, so they use it dye epic garments like this Studio D'Artisan piece.
This week's episode celebrates the passage of the Garment Worker Protection Act as well as Albert's attendance at a Pitbull concert.
You'll be hard pushed to find a better example of a modern garment that utilises the ancient art of Kasuri, than this stunning SDA piece.
