The debut collection and the last collection. Saba , a one-time-only label born from Keiji Kaneko's personal items.

I think the Japanese fashion scene is really mature.

This situation, where there are more choices than there were a decade ago, and most of them are well made, is by no means the norm around the world.

And because of the earnest nature of the Japanese, clothes are becoming more and more carefully and kindly made. The material is this, the place of origin is there, the sewing is like this, and so on. Anyway, clothes have become more eloquent.

Of course it is a good thing, but I wonder if there are clothes that are not.

SABA, which will be presented as a one-time collection, is a one-off label directed by Keiji Kaneko, a familiar face at Huinamu.

"Clothes that were irreplaceable for me, become irreplaceable for someone else."

This is the theme of "Saba.

This concept was born from Kaneko's personal belongings that she could not sell or throw away.

In other words, since Mr. Kaneko thought so, he thought that someone else would leave it forever just like him.

As for the clothes, they are basically based on clothes owned by Mr. Kaneko. He aimed to change only the use of fabrics as much as possible, without tampering with the design too much.

The fabrics are not original, but are selected from those in circulation, which are quite maniacal and not used elsewhere.

We do not overwork the fabrics, but rather let the goodness of the bare fabrics shine through, and let them develop their own flavor over time and become our own. It was produced with this in mind.

We will not describe each garment individually. The photos are also in black and white. That is the message from the brand. If you feel something in the mood conveyed here, please pick up the actual items.