Tailors & Sartorial Houses in Tokyo
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Kayaba Bakery makes natural-yeast breads and seasonal pastries in a restored Yanaka townhouse. The counter suits take-away food shopping, while coffee and seating add a small hospitality element.
Women's line launched in 2006 by Tokyo designer Yoshio Kubo, who trained at Philadelphia University and under New York couturier Robert Danes; 'Muller' is an Aragonese word for woman, and dresses anchor each collection.
This Japanese tailoring house is known for soft-constructed suits and carefully made shirts. At Tokyo, the range centers on Neapolitan school meets Japanese precision — the Balloon button-down with a roll.
Scye is a Tokyo label from Masterpiece and Co. whose main line, started in 2000, rebuilds British classic clothing from a contemporary viewpoint, with a Scye Basics line for considered everyday pieces. Its first and only shop, Scye Mercantile, opened at 3-54-13 Sendagaya in August 2017, with designer Hideaki Miyahara's offices on the floors above so that he can meet customers himself.