TOZAOU​​

*The outer fabric is made of 2/72 worsted wool and 30D nylon hybrid twill warp, with a natural washer shape that takes advantage of the shrinkage of wool and nylon.
The lining is made of a smooth material made from Lenzing's ethical rayon and organic cotton.
Its distinctive features include a roof flap, three-dimensional pockets and a curved hood.
It all started when we discovered a sense of empathy and similarity between the thinking that can be read into the work of mid-century furniture designer Jean Royale and the core thinking of TOZAOU.
Before I started the brand, I was taken to a concrete factory where a friend of mine worked.
When we entered the factory, a world of silvery white spread out before us.
The space was created when fine concrete splattered when unhardened concrete mixed with mortar and gravel was cleaned with a high-pressure washer.
Inside was a partition curtain that had a wet texture.
When I touched it, the wavy curtain was solidified.
I felt betrayed by the feel of the material, something I could imagine based on its physical state, and I realized that this strange and mysterious sensation was actually quite pleasant.
The interiors created by Jean Royere GA also have organic forms that create a pleasant sense of incongruity against the many intuitive lines within the space.
The design is based on the first outerwear (baby clothes) that a human wears after being born.