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A Slow Fashion Boutique
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watercolour paintings by Marjolein Poortvliet
 Cocoon Cocoon KyotoThese were made specially for Cocoon Cocoon Kyoto exhibition in June 2025, they've created and crafted exclusively for the occasion. Each was made in extremely limited quantities, reflecting the spirit of care, rarity, and intention that defines their work. |  Aleksandr ManamisAleksandr Manamis draws us in with a dark, lyrical world woven into every piece. His work holds a quiet tension: fragile yet fierce, timeless yet otherworldly. Each garment feels like a fragment of a dream, shaped with depth and restless imagination. |  native villageThere are brands that speak loudly, and there are those that hum beneath the surface. Native Village, by Japanese designer Masaaki Matsuya, belongs to the latter. Born from a return to personal roots after the 2011 Tōhoku disaster, the brand is an intimate gesture: a commitment to memory, nature, and the timeless rhythm of everyday life. |  Risa NakamuraWe chose Risa Nakamura for the way her work moves like a whisper: light, instinctive, and full of quiet emotion. Her pieces feel like small pauses in time, shaped by sensitivity and inner rhythm. She creates beauty that doesn’t announce itself, but lingers. |
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 Garment Reproduction of WorkersFounded in 2009, Garment Reproduction of Workers was born from a chance encounter with dead stock work military wear from the 19th century at a French flea market. Inspired by the timeless allure of vintage workwear, the brand caters to enthusiasts seeking authenticity and craftsmanship. |  DETAJThis is Detaj, through the lens of Beautiful Freak: minimal, cerebral, beautifully disruptive. |  m.a+ shell bag with chainm.a.+ captivates us with its raw precision and monk-like devotion to craft. Each piece feels forged rather than made: quiet, rigorous, and intensely personal. The work carries a sense of ritual and restraint, revealing beauty in the smallest details. It is clothing as artefact, distilled to its purest form. |  GASA*GASA enchants with its soft, dream-laden world: layers of fabric that feel like stories unfolding in quiet light. Each piece carries a sense of wander, tenderness, and hand-held craft. Their work blends innocence with depth, creating garments that feel both airy and deeply rooted. |
 HorisakiWe chose Horisaki Hats for their poetic shapes and quiet craftsmanship. Each hat feels like a small sculpture: thoughtful, tactile, and full of soul. Their work resonates with our love for pieces that speak softly yet leave a lasting impression. |  Risa HayakawaA hidden gem from Kyoto. Light on silk. Silence shaped into form. Where presence is poetry, and beauty barely speaks, But lingers... |  KettleStudio Kettle draws us with its quiet devotion to form and fire: objects shaped slowly, with intention. Each piece carries the warmth of the hand and the calm of honest materials. Their work feels grounded, elemental, and quietly poetic, reflecting the kind of beauty we want to live with. |  cocoon cocoonCocoon Cocoon moves with a gentle, handmade rhythm: soft forms, careful stitches, and a warmth that feels deeply human. Each piece holds a sense of slowness and play, as if crafted in a world just slightly brighter than ours. Their work embodies the quiet joy and tender imagination we love to share. |
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