Detail :

"The Mess We're In"

"A style that is not flashy but is of high quality, and is completed by deepening one's aesthetics and thinking based on the wardrobe one envisions."
The brand concept remains the same, but collection 005 focuses on one British female musician. She made a sensational appearance in the alternative era, and even now, 30 years later, she remains unique, with her edgy and punk side intact. Her realm of expression goes beyond the framework of a musician, but she is still a musician after all.

The lyrics, which could be described as self-harming, never disappear, and the collection coexists with all sorts of dilemmas, anger and pain, learning, digging deeper and looking back... it moves forward as if searching for a clue to a solution that does not exist anywhere, valuing an incompleteness that is not bound by the past and lacking in confidence, and looking towards the future.

Introducing BLACKBIRD "Pajama Shirt" (Print).
A pajama shirt suitable for everyday wear, with a fabric and silhouette that has been carefully designed.
By pursuing a pattern that is strong enough for clothing, the shirt works as a piece of clothing without feeling unreliable like loungewear.
Stencils are hand-sprayed onto original cut-out molds and then digitized to create patterns that add a touch that cannot be expressed through computer graphics.
This pajama shirt is recommended as it combines comfort and elegance.
Pants made from the same fabric are also available, so we highly recommend the set.

Wearing staff: 173cm / 60kg

material
100% cotton

Made in Japan

Size (notation):
1 (Length 75cm, Shoulder width 53cm, Width 62cm, Sleeve length 64cm)


Brand : BLACKBIRD

The brand is led by a founder who has been producing unique output in various forms, utilizing the knowledge and experience he has accumulated through his long involvement in fashion, and the sensibilities he has cultivated through exposure to various cultures, and is made up of a production team that continues to work in the background of top fashion houses both in Japan and overseas, artisans who handcraft accessories that could be called art pieces, and pattern makers with outstanding skills, all of whom are some of Japan's leading creators. They deepen their thoughts by tracing cultural and fashion history, design by pursuing aesthetics, and create products with the aim of "proposing flawless products" by making an incredible number of prototypes until each person is satisfied.