research & development of garments

hiraware

 

 

the short sleeve shirt is a unisex piece, designed to be worn by both men and women.

 

 

 

tasha, 160cm, wearing size XS.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, salomons.

 

 

alysha, 170cm, wearing size XS.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, japanese thrifted jeans.

 

 

lawrence, 172cm, wearing size S.

hiraware checked shirt, hiraware jeans.

 

 

katja, 178cm, wearing size S.

hiraware checked shirt, a.p.c. jeans.

 

 

ril, 178cm, wearing size M.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, dickies, thisisneverthat cap.

 

 

alistair, 175cm, wearing size L.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, japanese denim, massimo dutti boots.

 

 

jian eu, 181cm, wearing size L.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, levi's japan jeans, loakes.

 

 

alex, 192cm, wearing size XL.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, hiraware trousers.

 

 

josh, 185cm, wearing size XL.

hiraware short sleeve shirt, hiraware trousers, new balances.

 

 

 

design philosophy.

 

functional style.

The short-sleeve shirt was created by tennis players looking for mobility and artists looking to keep paint off their sleeves.

We embrace this functional spirit and combine it with contemporary cuts and fabrics to present these classic garments in new styles.

 

 

fabric innovation.

ultralight cotton.

Superior function: BREATHABLE, COMFORTABLE.

Engineered for the tropics, smooth and soft to the touch.

A lightweight, breathable fabric 40% lighter than regular shirts, offering excellent thermal management and comfort.

 

 

heatproof.

ambient.ware technology.

Built to excel in Southeast Asia's heat and humidity.

Lightweight fabrics engineered to release heat.

Relaxed cuts and short sleeves further promote airflow, keeping you cool even on a hot day.

 

 

versatile.

layering.

Designed to be worn regularly or as an overshirt.

Giving the shirt added versatility if you're going somewhere chilly - office, cinema, train, etc.

 

 

 

 

one of the best outfits we've been sent in, quietly dramatic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

woodworking at nakornsang workshop, bangkok

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introducing Lentil, the cat.