GARNIER and Koji Matoba's collection "Jet Black Sun"

This collection was started with the concept of a Black Series, which embodies designs that Koji Matoba himself would want to wear, and is also particular about quality.

The theme of the sixth chapter of the "Dark Sun" series is -Cross-

GARNIER and Koji Matoba's collection "Jet Black Sun"
This collection is
The project was started with the concept of the Black Series, which embodies designs that Koji Matoba felt he wanted to wear, and is also focused on quality .
The theme of the sixth chapter of the "Dark Sun" series is -Cross-

This cap features a breathable mesh combination design.
The cross motif on the front is a symbol of vitality and has the meaning of eternity.

Another nice touch is the jet black sun on the underside of the brim.

The sixth chapter will feature the first all-white color scheme.
As Koji Matoba explained at the YouTube development meeting, why not have fun using different buttons depending on the situation?

This sneaker is the first to appear in the Jet Black Sun series.

The upper is a two-tone design that combines white shrunk leather and black smooth leather, adding a touch of glamour to the jet black monochrome style of the feet.

Jet black studs are added to the heel area to add an accent.

This large black tote bag was created by Koji Matoba himself with a focus on ease of use for a variety of occasions, and a size that meets the needs and desires of the customer.

The leather used is Saffiano leather, which is lightweight and durable.
It features a unique embossed striped pattern.

It has a zipper closure and the lining is made of smooth velour material.
Jet black studs are placed in four places on the surface to add an accent.

This small white tote bag was created by Koji Matoba himself to be easy to use for a variety of occasions, with a size that meets both needs and desires.

The leather used is lightweight and durable Saffiano leather, which features a unique embossed stripe pattern.

It has a zipper closure and a smooth velour lining. Four jet black studs are stamped on the front for added accent.

The design, named "Ginko" by Koji Matoba, combines a crescent moon and a cross.

The crescent moon symbolizes new beginnings and vitality.
The cross represents eternity.

This named "Silver Claw" has a bold back print motif, making it a mysterious design.

This design combines red spider lilies and a cross, and was named "Tenpai Hana" by Koji Matoba.

Higanbana... a symbol of vitality with passionate and seductive beauty.
The cross represents eternity.

This design, named ``Canopy Flower,'' has a bold back print motif, creating a mysterious design.

Introducing a set-up made of nylon material with a striped pattern subtly expressed with a shadow texture.

This chic, adult tracksuit item is highly stretchable and breathable.

The zip-up blouson uses mesh material on the sides and features an embroidered black sun and cross motif on the back.
These easy-fitting pants feature elastic shirring at the waist, zippered pockets, and jet black sun embroidery on the front waist.

Koji Matoba × GARNIER [The Darkest Sun Chapter 6] Product Development Meeting

Koji Matoba × GARNIER [The Darkest Sun Chapter 6] Product Development Meeting ②

Koji Matoba × GARNIER The Dark Sun Chapter 6

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Advance sale: August 19th (Mon) 19:00

GARNIER ONLINE STORE

Thursday, August 22nd

Marui City Yokohama Store 6F Marui City, 2-19-12 Takashima, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture
TEL:070-3196-5902

Marui Men Shinjuku Store <br>5-16-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Marui Men Shinjuku Store 5F
TEL: 080-3275-8436

Ueno Marui Store <br>6-15-1 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo Ueno Marui 6F
TEL: 080-3276-2327

Available at:

Advance sale: August 19th (Mon) 19:00
GARNIER ONLINE STORE

Thursday, August 22nd
Marui City Yokohama store
2-19-12 Takashima, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture
Marui City 6F
TEL: 070-3196-5902

Marui Men Shinjuku Store
5-16-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Marui Men Shinjuku Store 5F
TEL: 080-3275-8436

Ueno Marui store
Ueno Marui 6F, 6-15-1 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo
TEL: 080-3276-2327