Since its birth in Tokyo, international powerhouse NEPENTHES has brought together styles from all over the world. Its storefronts and several brands, such as NEEDLES and ENGINEERED GARMENTS, each have a distinct personality.
It is now expanding its reach with the debut of BLANK LABEL, a new womenswear brand that is still in the works, hence the open-ended branding.
BLANK LABEL’s initial collection is inspired by 1950s US Army and Navy clothing, with five models available in a variety of materials and colors.
A cropped BDU jacket leads the way in ripstop, sateen, and corduroy finishes that coordinate with the brand’s Monkey Skirt shapes. M51 field jackets are referenced in the lengthy M51 Dress, while an Ike Shirt and Arthur Pant round out the debut collection.
The BLANK LABEL’s debut collection is now available at NEPENTHES locations around the world. Prices in the United States range from $276 USD for the Arthur Pant in Khaki Chino Twill to $432 USD for the M51 Dress in Brown Cotton 21W Corduroy.
