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KURO X VVV – Dyed Wash Tee

Kuro x VVV – It is the first time that quality Japanese brand Kuro and French streetwear brand VVV (Veni Vedi Vici) work together on a collection of dyed wash tee.

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Playful Jeep) - Beige

Playful Jeep – Beige

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Playful Jeep) - Khaki

Playful Jeep – Khaki

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Jet) - BeigeJet – Beige

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Jet) - Khaki

Jet – Khaki

VVV was founded in 2004. It is a streetwear brand that balances conscious fabrication with a playful attitude. And they use 100% organic cotton on their clothing! VVV is also famous for their graphic design. They always fill their tees and jackets with playful and colorful patterns.

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Playful Jeep) - Khaki

Kuro Dyed Wash Tee (Jet) - Khaki

In this collaboration, they use the dyed wash tees from Kuro. These tees are made with 100% cotton and dyed in Japan. They feature Kuro’s signature drop shoulder fit with dolman sleeves. So they are very comfortable to wear with, especially in summer time. Moreover, they are all in earth tone – beige and khaki, which fits Kuro’s spectrum very well. VVV then make these tees even more special by adding embroidered icons (Jeep and Jet). And you can also find VVV signature on these tees.

Kuro SS19 Smart Slider Mobile

As these tees are loose fit and is a bit oversize, there are only  two sizes available ( size 0 and 1) . As shown in the picture, model is 176 cm tall and wears size 0.

Interested in Kuro x VVV collections? Check out all the products at ANDJOY now! And don’t forget to read our previous blog about more designs from Kuro!

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants is inspired by military Gurkha pants. Speaking of Gurkha pants, they actually come from an elite soldier unit “Gurkha”, from the Kingdom of Gorkah. They fight against the East Indian Company in 1814 even though they were out numbered and were in poor circumstances.

 

Nowadays, you will find Gurkha pants in all shape but they always have double pleats with a buckling system that involve both sides.

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Khaki

Kuro has combined this tradition with latest technology. The Gurkha pants are in relaxed fit with tapered leg. The high waist also gives it a more solid military look.

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Khaki

Furthermore, the fabrics has been applied with NIDOM technique for softening. You will find the pants are rigid, yet very soft and light to wear with.

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Black

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Khaki

Also, It has two different pockets at the back. One of them is with button while the other one isn’t.

 

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - BlackKuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Black

And of course, like all Kuro’s collections, they are made in Japan.

 

Shop the Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants at ANDJOY now! Two colours available:

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Khaki

Khaki

Kuro Sulfur Dyed NIDOM Gurkha Pants - Black

Black

KURO DENIM – QUALITY JAPANESE BRAND

A lot of denim lovers are willing to go to Japan to buy denim pants because of its good hand craft technology, high quality fabric, professional hand wash and its good durable. Therefore, Japan’s denim are counted as one of the best in the world. Apart from Stevenson Overall Co. we have mentioned in the previous article, I will now introduce you the brand – KURO Denim.

 

Recently, I find a denim brand – KURO in Japan. You can see it in Ginza, Omotesando and other places. Its design is simple and casual. Yet, the quality is very good. The denim texture has a very soft touch. These include heavy jeans and light denim jackets. Furthermore, all products are made in Japan. The details are absolutely guaranteed.

 

The design of it is simple. Also, they combine Japanese tradition and modern culture. Just like their short-sleeved shirt, the sleeves are loose and it has the standard suit collar with a sleek to show the modern taste.

Kuro Dolman Sleeve S/S Shirt - Khaki

Designer named the brand as “KURO” because the Japanese eyes and hair are black, and many Japanese words contain this word, such as dark purple, eagle and so on.

2010 – officially founded KURO and presented with the Italian Pitti Uomo collection

2013 – opened its first direct store in Harajuku, Tokyo

2015 – Opened branches in Osaka store and Nagoya.

2017 – Opened flagship store in Ginza SIX, Ginza

2018 – Design for uniforms and clothing for “SUIDEN TERRASE”

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