Style can't be mass-produced.
The Inoue Brothers... was founded in 2004 by two Japanese brothers, Satoru and Kiyoshi Inoue - born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is a social design and art studio based on a common love for two cultures, Japanese sensibility and Scandinavian simplicity. They call it Scandinasian design.
The collection in a partnership with factories and workshops which succeeds the heritage of Japanese craftsmanship in the region of Tohoku.
We only use 100% Organic Pima cotton produced without fertiliser or pesticide from indigenous Peruvian seeds. The characteristic longer and silkier fiber compared to traditional cotton makes the garment softer and smoother to touch.
Ryukyu aizome is Okinawa's traditional indigo dyeing technique dating back several centuries. In order to maximise the unique texture and colour of Ryukyu indigo, the entire process from soil preparation to dyeing is carried out in Okinawa, while maintaining traditional techniques and methods.
A collaborative capsule collection with Adish. The hand embroidery is an ancient traditional Palestinian craft.
Crafted from the rarest natural black alpaca wool in the world, each piece in this collection embodies over a decade of research and dedication to sustainability, tradition, and the empowerment of indigenous herding communities in the Peruvian Andes.
The collection with the finest Alpaca fibre in a partnership with Pacomarca Alpaca Research Facility. Alpaca fibre has a variety of functions unique to wild animals.
"Together with..." is our collaboration concept where we create special products together with our friends and partners to further our positive impact activities beyond The Inoue Brothers flagship projects.
