Fubutsushi
Fubutsushi focuses on creating goods with a touch of poetry. Each design, each name will have a meaning of its own, in the hope to interest you to further pursue the depth hidden behind Japan as we know it. We design and create each shirt in a small unit so that we can pursue what is best fitting for each of the materials we find.
Just few of our poetic designs!
T Shirts
Collection
RE:KIMONO Series
Recreating traditional Japanese textiles
Silk Print Designs
Designed and Printed in Japan
KAKEJIKU
For home interior
A little more about Fubutsushi
We value the ever-changing culture and the products they produce. Each design reflects the people of the era and often gifts us with nostalgia creating sentimental value. At Fubutsushi we focus on ways to blend tradition with a contemporary frame of mind. We would like to introduce a deeper understanding of Japan by exploring the language as well as the goods and scenery associated with seasons, otherwise known as Fubutsushi（風物詩).
SDGs
Although we create new shirts, we use those material which other wise would have been discarded to appreciate traditional goods in a modern mindset.
Kimoono Data Base
We keep data of materials used in our goods. Simply look up the model name to find its origin!
International Shipment
We sell some of our lineups on Amazon! Please check if we cover your country.
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