Teijin Frontier is proud to support CFCL in hosting a limited-time event, “100 Colors of Skirts Emmanuelle Moureaux & CFCL,” at Isetan The Space, Isetan Shinjuku, starting July 31 through August 25. This installation, directed by the renowned Emmanuelle Moureaux, will feature 100 colors of “Pottery Skirts” crafted from Teijin Frontier’s recycled polyester yarn, ECOPET®. Each skirt is knitted individually on the WholeGarment machine at CFCL Knitting Lab. Visitors will have the opportunity to select their preferred color for special orders and view images of all color variations at the store. Ordered items will be produced post-event and delivered to customers.

 

＜Event detail＞
100 colors of skirts
Emmanuelle moureaux & CFCL Supported by ECOPET®

Date      ：July 31 to August 25, 2024
Venue   ：Isetan The Space, Isetan Shinjuku
Address :  3-14-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

 

＜Emmanuelle moureaux Profile＞

Born in France. Architect/Artist/Designer. Residing in Tokyo since 1996. Inspired by the complex “layers” created by Tokyo’s “colors” and cityscape, as well as Japan’s traditional “partitions,” she developed the concept of “shikiri,” which means dividing space with colors. She continues to create a variety of works, including architecture, space design, and art, boldly incorporating colors.

 

＜CFCL Profile＞

CFCL, which stands for “Clothing For Contemporary Life,” is a Japanese fashion brand founded by Yusuke Takahashi in 2020. The brand is known for its innovative use of technology and sustainable practices. CFCL focuses on minimalistic and timeless designs that cater to both men and women. The brand emphasizes functionality, comfort, and sustainability. The brand utilizes 3D computer knitting technology, which allows for seamless garment production, reducing material waste and enhancing the durability of the products. CFCL is also committed to using sustainable materials, with a significant portion of their products made from recycled polyester yarns.