research and development of garments

hiraware

 

 

Cut is central to the hiraware aesthetic. 

 

Through drape, proportion, and fit, we look to craft silhouettes that feel relaxed, nuanced, and refined. 

 

 

Lawrence Chiu, professional composer and flutist, dressed in our twisted shirt for his recent tour.

 

 

get to know hiraware cut & silhouette. 

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"I think cut is one of the harder things to understand in clothes, but its something that once you get - it transforms you.

 

First off, a few examples of some of the problems with standard cuts we were trying to solve."

 

The cut is too slim for him and makes him look slight.

 

The shirt is too long, cutting his body in half and making his legs look short and stubby.

 

The regular fit polo and tapered pants makes him look bland, the clothes maybe even look a little uncomfortable.

 

 

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everyday silhouettes.

"For everyday outfits, we look to create silhouettes that are comfortable and relaxed.

 Cuts should immediately feel easy to move and go about one's day in - with a strong emphasis on functional effortlessness."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

expressive silhouettes.

"Our expressive pieces utilise asymmetrical twists, drop shoulders, and adjustable buttons, to create silhouettes that are unique and unexpected, yet restrained and refined.

 

Playing with form to allow wearers to interpret their garments, while remaining true to hiraware themes of calm, nuance, and quiet strength."