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Brand profile
Tokyo label by Masayuki Ino making deconstructed, humor-driven streetwear with experimental textiles; 2018 LVMH Prize winner, shown in Paris.
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T-shirts, hoodies, denim and knitwear get reworked through trompe-l'oeil prints, oversized embroidery and novelty graphics rather than logo-led branding.
Masayuki Ino won the 2018 LVMH Prize, the first winner based outside Europe, and shows in Paris — the high pricing tracks experimental textile development and deconstruction.
Ino previously headed shoe and accessory design at Miharayasuhiro, and doublet still runs ASICS footwear collaborations alongside its seasonal ready-to-wear.
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doublet is a Tokyo-based label founded in 2012 by Masayuki Ino, formerly head of shoe and accessory design at Miharayasuhiro, alongside pattern maker Takashi Murakami. The brand reworks streetwear basics — T-shirts, hoodies, denim, knitwear and footwear — using experimental textile development, deconstruction and visual jokes such as trompe-l'oeil prints, oversized embroidery and novelty graphics. Ino won the LVMH Prize in 2018, the first designer based outside Europe to do so, and the label shows in Paris. Footwear collaborations with ASICS continue alongside seasonal ready-to-wear.