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What changes: Footwear-only, cleaner and less hardware-laden
Brand profile
TOGA PULLA is the women's line of Yasuko Furuta's Tokyo label TOGA, known for hardware-trimmed leather boots and deconstructed, mixed-material tailoring.

The signature is hardware-heavy leather footwear: buckles, metal trim, studs and Western-inflected shapes, with boots and sandals the pieces the label is known for.
Toga Pulla is the women's line of Tokyo's TOGA, founded 2011 by Esmod-trained designer Yasuko Furuta, and shares its off-kilter, deconstructed approach.
Prices sit high, with footwear and outerwear at the top of the range and accessories and tops well below; stocked at SSENSE, Dover Street Market and Farfetch.
Overall fit
runs small
Shoppers often note that this Tokyo label follows Japanese sizing and tends to run small and slim, so many size up from their usual for a comfortable fit.
Tip: Consider sizing up one, especially in structured tailoring and footwear, as Japanese sizing tends to run small for Western frames.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boots | slightly small | narrow to regular with a snug instep, hardware-heavy leather constructions | Try a half size up if you have a wider foot or high instep; the leather styles need some break-in around the buckles and hardware. |
| Jackets | runs small | slim, tailored and deconstructed through the shoulders | Size up if you want room to layer, as the tailoring is cut close in Japanese proportions. |
| Sandals & slides | true to size | regular width with adjustable buckle straps | Take your normal size; buckled straps allow some adjustment, though size up a half if between sizes. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Toga Pulla runs small. Consider sizing up one, especially in structured tailoring and footwear, as Japanese sizing tends to run small for Western frames. Shoppers often note that this Tokyo label follows Japanese sizing and tends to run small and slim, so many size up from their usual for a comfortable fit.
Shoppers often note that this Tokyo label follows Japanese sizing and tends to run small and slim, so many size up from their usual for a comfortable fit. Overall shape: slim, Japanese-cut proportions with an off-kilter, deconstructed silhouette.
Toga Pulla boots fits slightly small. Try a half size up if you have a wider foot or high instep; the leather styles need some break-in around the buckles and hardware. Shape: narrow to regular with a snug instep, hardware-heavy leather constructions.
Toga Pulla jackets runs small. Size up if you want room to layer, as the tailoring is cut close in Japanese proportions. Shape: slim, tailored and deconstructed through the shoulders.
Toga Pulla sandals & slides fits true to size. Take your normal size; buckled straps allow some adjustment, though size up a half if between sizes. Shape: regular width with adjustable buckle straps.
TOGA PULLA is the women's line of TOGA, the Tokyo label founded by Esmod-trained designer Yasuko Furuta. It works a hardware-heavy, slightly off-kilter aesthetic: buckled and metal-trimmed leather boots and sandals, Western-inflected footwear, deconstructed tailoring, pleated and panelled dresses, and mixed-material knitwear with exposed studs, chains and eyelets. Collections are shown seasonally and sold through TOGA's own Tokyo stores plus international stockists including SSENSE, Dover Street Market and Farfetch. Footwear and outerwear sit at the top of the price range, with accessories and tops lower.