We would like to introduce items that you can wear for a long time across seasons through layered styling. Layer them over or under your clothes.
Why not discover some exciting new coordinates by pairing them with your upcoming autumn and winter essentials? Of course, wearing them on their own is also recommended.
RIB SUPER LONG TOP
This top made of thin, soft material has a compact fit that doesn't look overly casual, and it features a subtle sheerness from the wrist down.
As the name suggests, if you bunch up the "super long" sleeves, it adds volume to your wrists for a soft impression. If you wear it so it peeks out from the sleeves of sweaters or pullovers, it is also useful as an accent color for winter coordinates that tend to be dark-toned.
Beyond using it for fashionable layering,
it is an item we highly recommend for times when you feel "a camisole dress alone is a bit much."
RUSTEL MESH LONG TOP
This top features a rich texture created by knitting multi-colored threads into a mesh. It stands out for looking light and airy despite its longer length.
It can be layered with pants, worn on its own as a dress, and balances perfectly with light outer layers that become useful from around September to October. It is definitely a piece that will serve you well for most of the year, excluding the height of summer.
MOHAIR LINEN DRESS
A linen material you can actually use in winter. While many people associate linen with summer, it has excellent thermal insulation, so you can wear it comfortably even in winter. Furthermore, we have brushed the fabric to give it a plush, warm feel.
Since it is a moderate low gauge, it goes perfectly with thin tops like the RIB SUPER LONG TOP introduced earlier.
We have introduced layered styles that work across seasons. Why not start thinking about your autumn wardrobe while imagining the pieces you already have at home?
Click here for the items featured
Why not discover some exciting new coordinates by pairing them with your upcoming autumn and winter essentials? Of course, wearing them on their own is also recommended.
RIB SUPER LONG TOP
This top made of thin, soft material has a compact fit that doesn't look overly casual, and it features a subtle sheerness from the wrist down.
As the name suggests, if you bunch up the "super long" sleeves, it adds volume to your wrists for a soft impression. If you wear it so it peeks out from the sleeves of sweaters or pullovers, it is also useful as an accent color for winter coordinates that tend to be dark-toned.
Beyond using it for fashionable layering,
it is an item we highly recommend for times when you feel "a camisole dress alone is a bit much."
RUSTEL MESH LONG TOP
This top features a rich texture created by knitting multi-colored threads into a mesh. It stands out for looking light and airy despite its longer length.
It can be layered with pants, worn on its own as a dress, and balances perfectly with light outer layers that become useful from around September to October. It is definitely a piece that will serve you well for most of the year, excluding the height of summer.
MOHAIR LINEN DRESS
A linen material you can actually use in winter. While many people associate linen with summer, it has excellent thermal insulation, so you can wear it comfortably even in winter. Furthermore, we have brushed the fabric to give it a plush, warm feel.
Since it is a moderate low gauge, it goes perfectly with thin tops like the RIB SUPER LONG TOP introduced earlier.
We have introduced layered styles that work across seasons. Why not start thinking about your autumn wardrobe while imagining the pieces you already have at home?
Click here for the items featured