Suzusan, an Arimatsu Narumi tie-dyeing brand with operations in 29 countries worldwide, will open a limited-time pop-up store at Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 8th floor, Isetan Men's Residence, from Wednesday, January 22nd to Tuesday, January 28th.
During the event, we will be showcasing a wide range of products, including fashion items, home and living goods such as cushion covers and blankets, and lighting fixtures featuring a unique textured finish created by applying a special process to polyester.

As a highlight of this event, we will be exhibiting bags created in collaboration with GUIDI, a luxury brand with over 100 years of history in Tuscany, Italy, blending Eastern and Western craftsmanship. These bags will only be available to see in person Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building and Suzusan's directly managed stores in Japan. Don't miss this very rare opportunity.

suzusan x GUIDI collaboration bag

suzusan x GUIDI collaboration bag

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ABOUT｜suzusan

Suzusan inherits the traditional techniques of Arimatsu Narumi Shibori, which has a history of over 400 years, and develops a wide range of items from fashion to home collections with the concept of "handcrafted items that suit lifestyles around the world." Combining delicate Shibori techniques, each piece is done by hand, with carefully selected materials, they are constantly taking on new challenges.

"Arimatsu Narumi Shibori" is a traditional dyeing technique that has been practiced since the Edo period. Through tie-dyeing techniques such as sewing with needles, tying with thread, and sandwiching with boards, hundreds of different patterns are created on the surface of the fabric. Since every product is tie-dyed by hand by skilled artisans, no two are exactly alike.