sulvam

‘A designer must be able to make perfect things first, then play with it,’ says Japanese designer Teppei Fujita. Formerly a pattern maker at Yohji Yamamoto and finalist at the LVMH Prize, Teppei founded sulvam in 2014, focusing on deconstructed suiting, traditional detailing and contemporarily cut gabardine pieces. The progressive label explores simplicity and androgyny with relaxed shirts, loosely tailored trousers and matching blazers. A mix of oversized and shrunken silhouettes makes for an easygoing yet conceptual aesthetic.