BRAND STORY

Ei Nakamura is committed to using materials that evoke nature and history—such as mouton fur, traditional Japanese textiles, vintage tablecloth fabrics, and even stones. The brand seeks to sublimate the layered passage of time into new forms.Through the shape of clothing, Ei Nakamura hopes to inspire new sensations and a sense of attachment in those who wear them.

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 "Unseeen, yet remember"

JAR bag

A bag inspired by a water vessel, made from natural mouton fur.The material is breathable in summer and luxuriously soft and supple in winter.

"A" Line pants

These pants feature an A-shaped silhouette that follows the body's lines with leather piping. The bold openings can be enjoyed through layering or revealing skin.While the fall/winter version was made from wool, we're currently working on a linen version that can be worn year-round.

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Sleeveless Mouton Top

A top made primarily of mouton.In fall and winter, it can be worn like a knit over shirts and other layers.It continues from the previous season, incorporating details inspired by bags.

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As the season shifts from summer to autumn, the contrast between outdoor and indoor temperatures can make body temperature fluctuate easily. We offer garments made from natural materials that gently support you through such changes.Our pieces are crafted through close collaboration with artisans in Japan, including visits to a mouton factory in Ueda, Nagano, and a textile mill in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi.

Sustainability

We ensure full traceability and prioritize sustainability, carefully selecting materials that align with ethical and environmental standards.
Our mouton comes exclusively as a by-product of the meat industry—never sourced through farming or slaughter for its fur alone.
Unlike faux fur, real sheepskin is biodegradable and has a significantly lower carbon footprint across its life cycle.
A report by CE Delft found that faux fur can emit up to three times more CO₂ than natural fur alternatives.
Additionally, faux fur is petroleum-based, often taking centuries to decompose, whereas sheepskin naturally breaks down over time.
By using responsibly sourced natural materials, we aim to support a more circular and conscious approach to fashion.