Rajabrook to drop the essence of Southeast Asian origin. Pop-up at BEAMS STREET Umeda.

The up-and-coming brand "rajabrooke" has established a unique position by incorporating the essence of Southeast Asia.

At the end of last year, designer Yusuke UshidaKansai Designers' Roundtable Projectto share their philosophy on monozukuri (the art of making things).

His speech is lighthearted, but each word has weight. In other words, he "dances like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

He is the man behindRajabrook.A pop-up store for the brand will be held at BEAMS STREET UMEDA in Osaka.

In addition to the inline items, the pop-up will feature a total of three exclusive items such as tenugui hand towels, polo shirts, and T-shirts.

rajabrooke × BEAMS T TENUGUI ¥3,000+TAX

The tenugui hand towel, which is synonymous with the brand, samples a batik pattern, a traditional pattern that has been handed down in Malaysia and Indonesia for many years. This item is just right for use as an accent for the coming season.

rajabrooke × BEAMS T BATIK COLLAR POLO ¥16,000+TAX

Inspired by the locals of Southeast Asia, the polo shirt features quick-drying fabric and an original wide silhouette. The mesh fabric collar with a batik pattern dropped in adds a nice accent.

rajabrooke × BEAMS T OLAHARAGAWAN T ¥6,500+TAX

The print on the front is a golden arowana, a high-class tropical fish that is considered a status symbol for Malaysians. OLAHARAGAWAN, which means "sportsman" in Indonesian, is also printed on the front, giving it a somewhat vintage look.

The pop-up, where you can fully experience the brand's worldview, will run for 10 days from March 6 (Fri.) to 15 (Sun.). Don't miss it!