Deconstructed Split-Hem Tee

Deconstructed Split-Hem TeeA foundational piece built on controlled disassembly. The split hemline creates visual rhythm while maintaining the minimalist structure Yamamoto pioneered. Black and white versions allow for austere layering or solitary presence. The irregular length rewards an intentional stancethis tee acknowledges the body without insisting upon it. Loose through the shoulders and torso. Designed to sit beneath draped overshirts or worn as a statement in its own

Linen as philosophy—natural structure

Made of polyester and available in a variety of color ways

this garment is sure to make you stand out in the crowd

The irregularity feels inevitable rather than decorative

These Yamamoto-inspired pieces abandon the conventional silhouette in favor of generous width and draped composition

adorned by a series of drawstring and fabric belt loops

A staple that reads as philosophy

the asymmetric cut creates unexpected drape and proportion

This wrap skirt uses the linen-feel fabric to create both movement and stillness

Available in black

Wear them as a study in the boundary between skirt and pant

This retro-relaxed dress uses the drawstring to create adjustable silhouette and visual interest at the waist