The KISARAZU CONCEPT STORE is
a fashion theme park as well as a testing ground
for creating the new cycle for clothes.
Fashions in every genre
from casual wear to sportswear,
outdoor gear, shoes and more can be found
in the approximately 3,000-㎡space.
The Fitting Studio space is designed to
encourage trying on lots and lots of clothes.
Have fun discovering items that
give you a whole new look!
If you’re tired from shopping,
take a break at The Open Café.
It also features a section with ethical foods
and other items available for purchase.
It also communicates information about activities
that create the new cycle for clothing, and
the Factory Lab set up inside offers hands-on workshops.
The Pop Up Stage highlights upcycling brands
as well as brands and initiatives engaged in
ethical manufacturing.
How to Shop
A portion of the admission fee is used as a Contribution to companies and groups working to help solve social challenges.
A portion of the admission fee is used as a Contribution to companies and groups working to help solve social challenges.
System supporting
the new cycle
The Contribution system
supports companies and groups
working to create a new clothing cycle
to help solve social challenges.
A portion of the admission fee and
proceeds from product purchases
are used to support contributing partners.
Cresava creates fertilizer from clothes to return them to the earth. It delivers new fashion value through the process of creating fertilizer and growing fruits and vegetables.
CIRCULAR COTTON FACTORY (CCF) The Circular Cotton Factory uses fabric scraps, cotton lint and other textile waste to make paper.
The Department of Fashion Sociology, Faculty of Fashion Science is conducting research on using Kindai University’s bio-coke technology with clothes that have outlived their useful life to use them for next-generation energy.
