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A signature item from hatsutoki, the double-face stole. It's a large-format piece that's still light, and though it's 100% cotton, it's still warm. This time, we asked hatsutoki to create a PINK-BEIGE colorway that evokes the feeling of a refreshing spring breeze. Let's take a closer look at the story behind creating this ZUTTO-exclusive color, along with the "double-face chambray" fabric that hatsutoki considers symbolic of the brand itself.

Japan has four distinct seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—but as the phrase "the seasons shift" suggests, the change from one to the next actually happens gradually. Take this time of year, for instance, as winter gives way to spring: the days can be warm and sunny, yet mornings and evenings still bring a real chill, leaving many of us wondering just what to wear. This time, we've selected tops made from exceptional fabrics that are perfect for this in-between season. We hope you'll find something here that you'll love, season after season, for years to come.

Shoes labeled "dress shoes" are, surprisingly, often made quite simply, using high-quality leather as their material. Of course they suit somewhat formal occasions, but incorporating them into everyday outfits as well lets them elevate your style even further.

洋服ブラシを使うと、毛玉を防ぐことが出来る、汚れを落とすだけでなく毛並みが整って服が長持ちするなど、洋服ブラシが大切だということは何となく知っているけれど、自分に合う洋服ブラシを選ぶのは意外にも難しいのです。

A daypack for carrying a day's worth of belongings. Beyond simple storage capacity, these packs are designed with ingenuity to enhance lightness and durability. A daypack chosen with a clear idea of when and how you'll use it becomes a reliable companion in everyday life.

Spoon, fork, and knife. Cutlery is one of the essential tools that we need for eating. There are variations for cutlery based on shapes, materials and sizes.

What kind of watch would truly feel like "you"? To figure that out, try thinking back over how you spend your days, and how you tend to be aware of time in each moment. For example, during work, when time really matters. Or during relaxation time, when you'd rather not be bound by the clock. Or when you're out and dressed up for a special occasion. By choosing a watch suited to each scene, your everyday life is sure to become more comfortable to live.

Owning a lot of things can sometimes be convenient, and sometimes inconvenient. In today's world, with its many changes in lifestyle, it's easy for our belongings to keep piling up. But for those who want to live more simply, with a minimal lifestyle centered on just the things they truly need and can use for a long time, we recommend items that can be used in many different ways.

Introducing ZUTTO's original tops and light coats, designed to be worn across three seasons. This collection came about through an encounter with a rare fabric called cotton double raschel—one that offers crispness and softness, lightness, and warmth all at once, fulfilling that "I wish this existed" kind of wish.

We know wallets change their shapes and sizes as we change the types of currency. People started using credit cards, prepaid IC cards, and smartphones for payment. Modern wallets should suit for those payment methods. Let's find the wallet that you can store money smart, and easy to bring everywhere, and make it possible to have you a minimal lifestyle.

The cold has grown even more severe. Even those who have managed so far by layering functional inner wear or piling on cardigans and heavy coats may find that the chill of this coldest stretch of the year really takes a toll on the body. This time, rather than simply layering on more clothes at random to fight the cold, we'd like to share some tips and ideas for choosing and layering clothing more efficiently so you can stay warmer.

Bowls that have been used in Japan for generations. Their shape has been refined over time to fit naturally in the hand and feel pleasant against the lips when drinking—an evolution shaped by Japan's culture of eating with chopsticks and a bowl held in the palm. Beyond the understated elegance of urushi (Japanese lacquer) bowls, there are also bowl-type vessels without a kōdai (foot ring), among other variations. It's worth choosing the bowl that best suits your own lifestyle.

It's time to take another look at the storage spots that have been bothering you, so you can make them easier and more comfortable to use. For small accessories, the idea is to store them where you can see them, while keeping the pieces from scratching one another. From clothes that won't fit in the closet to a spot for setting out tomorrow's outfit, we'll introduce storage goods and ideas to help with it all.

In the cold season, layering many clothes plus accessories like scarves adds weight to the body, and it's easy to feel stiffness in the shoulders, neck, and arms. In the midst of all that, stepping into a warm bath is truly special—it loosens up a body that's grown cold and stiff. With the idea of "preventing chills after bathing and while sleeping" in mind, let's pick out some things to keep in mind between taking a bath at night and drifting off to sleep.

When you think of the Nordic countries, you might picture bright colors and beautiful townscapes. But there's another side to them that's just as well known: harsh, long winters. In some parts of the Nordic region, the sun doesn't rise for weeks at a time, and cloudy days are frequent, so people tend to spend much of the winter enjoying life indoors at home. Why not draw on the values that Nordic people hold dear in their daily lives, and bring some of their ideas for enjoying winter into your own home?