Brand profile

No Control Air

Osaka label by architecture-trained designer Itaru Yonenaga, making roomy, unisex city clothing from matte technical polyester and double-cloth fabrics.

OsakaOrigin
UnisexFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$Price

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What to know about No Control Air

NO CONTROL AIR is a Japanese label founded by Itaru Yonenaga, who studied architecture before designing clothing. Based in Osaka, it builds unisex, city-oriented wardrobes from technical synthetics — matte polyester twills, reverse-twill double cloth and stretch typewriter cloth — cut into roomy, drapey patterns. Recurring pieces include mao-collar shirts, kimono-collar coats, wide trousers, jumper skirts and A-line skirts. The brand prioritises pattern-making, comfort and easy-care durability over graphics or logos, and distributes largely through independent Japanese stockists such as miyagiya and VA-VA.

Known forSweaters & knitwearShirts & overshirts

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Brand facts

Founded
2002
Origin
Osaka, Japan
Made in
Japan
Price
$$
Focus
Unisex
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Avant-garde, Workwear / Heritage

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