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Collaboration items with "BerBerJin" director "Hiroshi Fujiwara" will be on sale in advance online from 10:00 on Saturday, November 25th!

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BerBerJin

Collaboration items between "©SAINT Mxxxxxx" and "BerBerJin" director "Hiroshi Fujiwara" will go on sale online from 10am on Saturday, November 25th!

BerBerJin

"BerBerJin" is a long-established vintage shop in Harajuku that was founded in 1998, and sells a wide range of items from used items to vintage items, and the vintage denim collection space in the basement of the store is especially impressive.

The items are purchased directly from countries such as the United States, and the store aims to surprise and impress everyone who visits the store with the collected second-hand clothing.The store has fans not only in Japan but all over the world.

Mr. Yutaka Fujiwara, the director of BerBerJin, is known as one of the best vintage masters in the industry, and boasts an impressive collection, especially when it comes to denim, and utilizes his outstanding vintage knowledge and passion. He is also involved in collaborations and projects with famous brands, YouTube, etc.

This collaboration was realized at the request of Mr. Fujiwara, who highly rates the vintage processing technology of "©SAINT Mxxxxxx", and we have decided to release an "additional parka" and sweatshirts!

“Retrofitted parkas” are said to be “currently the hottest thing in the vintage market,” and this collaboration uses the motif of retrofitted parkas from the 1940s, with a print that expresses dot graphics and faithfulness to the degree of peeling. It has been recreated and is a masterpiece that took about two years to create.

In addition, the sweatshirts are based on vintage sweatshirts from the 1960s, and have been sublimated into items that are typical of "©SAINT Mxxxxxx", such as the graphics placed on the front.

Check out the collaboration items that highlight the processing techniques and passion of "©SAINT Mxxxxxx" who specializes in vintage items and "BerBerJin" director "Hiroshi Fujiwara".