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Tokyo punk-and-subculture collage with warped tailoring
Brand profile
Tokyo designer label by Yasuko Furuta, blending Western tailoring, subcultural references and Japanese craft into subversive womenswear, menswear and hardware-heavy footwear.
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Furuta builds from Western tailoring, British subcultural references and Japanese craft, ending in off-kilter cuts, sculptural dresses and embellished knitwear.
Buckles, plates and metal trims define the shoe line, sold under TOGA PULLA SHOE, and are a large part of what the label is recognised for.
The label splits into sublines: TOGA PULLA, TOGA PULLA SHOE, menswear as TOGA VIRILIS, and store-exclusive one-off pieces as TOGA PICTA.
84% matchTokyo punk-and-subculture collage with warped tailoring
80% matchTokyo pattern-cutting experiments across many sub-labels
77% matchDistorted proportions built on British club and rave codes
75% matchTwisted, hardware-loaded genderless deconstruction
TOGA ARCHIVES is the Tokyo designer label founded by Yasuko Furuta, an Esmod Japon and Esmod Paris graduate who launched TOGA in 1997 and opened her first Ebisu boutique in 2004. Collections mix Western tailoring, British subcultural references and Japanese craftsmanship into skewed proportions, hardware-heavy footwear, embellished knitwear and sculptural dresses. Furuta showed in Tokyo from 2001, Paris from 2005 and London from 2014, and won a Mainichi Fashion Award in 2003. Sublines include TOGA PULLA, TOGA PULLA SHOE, menswear label TOGA VIRILIS and store-exclusive one-offs under TOGA PICTA.
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