衣服は素材から始まる
Garments shaped by kimono-derived fabrics, seasonal feeling, and a calm approach to design. Each piece begins with material. Not trend.
Limited Textile Runs
Each fabric exists in finite quantity. Production follows material availability, not scale.
Fabric-Led Design
Texture, weight, and structure guide the final form. The cloth comes first.
Made for Daily Use
Built to be worn comfortably in modern life. Not costume. Not occasion-only.
We work with importers, independent retailers, concept stores, and boutique buyers internationally. This site is designed to introduce our product families, material approach, and current range structure.
Current pieces are available through BeLocal Collection online and in our Kamakura store. Browse the full range, check availability, and order directly from the shop.
Fubutsushi takes its name from a Japanese idea: the small details that signal a change in season. Light, texture, objects, atmosphere. We apply this thinking to clothing.
Our work begins with fabric. Specifically, with Japanese textiles that carry their own histories. Kimono silk. Yukata cotton. Bolt fabric that would otherwise be unused or lost. 古き良きもの , the value held in things that carry time.
We do not reproduce traditional garments. We reinterpret the textile into forms that can be worn in everyday life. The silhouette changes. The material does not. This is what ものづくり means for us.
Production is intentionally limited. We do not scale beyond the available cloth. Each run ends when the fabric ends.
View Product FamiliesProduction follows material
Each fabric exists in finite quantity. We do not reorder or scale beyond the available textile.
Design follows structure
Texture, weight, and drape guide the form. The garment is a result of the cloth, not an imposition on it.
Made to be worn
Not costume. Not occasion-only. Built for repeated wear and modern daily life.
Controlled, honest production
Some garments are made in Japan. Others combine Japanese textiles with international production. We are clear about both.
Garments made from kimono and yukata textile. Traditional bolt fabric reinterpreted into wearable everyday silhouettes. Available in silk and cotton across multiple model types.
Original print designs inspired by Japanese motifs, applied to everyday jersey and woven bases. Accessible entry point to the brand. Available year-round.
Garments using kinran fabric, a Japanese brocade woven with gold and metallic thread. Rare material, limited pieces. The highest expression of the textile-first approach.
Re:Kimono is structured across seven model groups. Each group uses Japanese textile as the primary material. Silk and cotton versions are offered within most groups. Detailed specs and fabric IDs will be available in the importer catalogue.
Material: Yukata cotton · 浴衣地
Open-collar shirt cut in the aloha silhouette using traditional yukata cotton. Lightweight, breathable, and suitable for warm seasons. Pattern varies by fabric run. Designed for casual daily wear. Not a costume garment.
Material: Kimono silk · 正絹
The silk version of the aloha silhouette. Uses unused or deadstock kimono bolt fabric. Fluid drape, natural sheen, structured collar. Limited quantities per fabric run. Evaluated individually for wearability before production.
Material: Yukata cotton · 浴衣地
A more structured shirt silhouette using yukata cotton. Closed collar, clean placket. Designed for wear across seasons. Suitable as a light overshirt or standalone piece.
Material: Kimono silk · 正絹
Structured shirt silhouette in kimono silk. Reinforced stand collar, sew-in interlining. Each piece follows the available bolt. Pattern and colorway determined by the textile.
Material: Yukata cotton / Kimono silk · Mixed
Wide-leg pants cut from kimono and yukata fabric. Relaxed waistband. Fabric determines the weight and drape of each run. Intended to be worn as a full textile statement or separate piece.
Material: Jersey base · Yukata cotton pocket panel
Everyday jersey tee with a yukata cotton pocket. The textile detail is the focus. Accessible entry point into the Re:Kimono range. Available in multiple colorways per season.
Material: Kimono silk / Yukata cotton
Wrap or A-line skirt silhouettes using kimono and yukata bolt fabric. Pattern placement and panel construction vary by textile run. Suitable for everyday wear and seasonal styling.
Further model groups will be added here as the range develops.
正絹 · Silk
Aloha Style Shirt
Unused kimono silk reinterpreted into a relaxed open-collar shirt. Seasonal floral pattern. Calm drape.
綿 · Cotton
Style Shirt
Yukata cotton in navy botanical print. Panel-based construction. Breathable, structured, relaxed fit.
綿 · Cotton
Wave Pocket T-Shirt
Black jersey with a seigaiha-pattern yukata cotton pocket. The textile detail carries the story.
素材 · Panel Construction
ラベル · Brand Label
The store is the best way to understand weight, texture, and fit before deciding. We carry current Fubutsushi pieces alongside BeLocal Collection.
BeLocal Collection · Kamakura-shi, KanagawaSilk
Valued for its smooth texture, natural sheen, and ability to hold structure. Used selectively. Weight and durability are evaluated before each piece.
Cotton
Breathable, durable, and easy to maintain. The base of many yukata garments. Well suited for everyday use and repeated washing.
Yukata Fabric
Lighter weight, softer structure, casual context. We adapt yukata fabric as a base for modern garments rather than reproducing traditional forms.
A detailed catalogue covering product families, model groups, fabric specifications, and production notes will be available for verified importers and boutique buyers.
Catalogue access: coming soonTo be notified when the catalogue is available, or to request current information directly, use the contact form below and select Wholesale / Import as your inquiry type.
Re:Kimono is the main product family within Fubutsushi. It covers garments made from kimono and yukata textile, reinterpreted into modern wearable silhouettes. The family includes shirts, pants, pocket tees, and skirts across silk and cotton versions.
Kinran is a Japanese brocade woven with gold or metallic thread. Fubutsushi produces a small number of garments using kinran fabric. Availability is extremely limited and varies by run.
Many are made in Japan. Some combine Japanese textiles with international production. We are transparent about this in our product and fabric documentation.
Yes. Please check the online shop at shop.belocaljapan.com for current availability, shipping regions, and pricing.
Yes. BeLocal Collection in Kamakura carries Fubutsushi pieces in-store. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30 to 17:30.
We work with selected independent retailers, concept stores, and boutique buyers. Submit an inquiry below and we will respond with current availability, MOQ information, and lead time details. An importer catalogue is in preparation.
Production follows material availability. Each fabric exists in finite quantity. We do not reorder or scale beyond the available textile. This is a deliberate part of the brand logic.
General inquiries, collaborations, wholesale, product questions, or catalogue requests.