-Plethora Garment Project

Plethora Garment Project is a case study in collaboration with dyeing artisans using the highest quality natural materials from Japan and Denmark.

The capsule collection is based on high-density Kurashiki canvas woven on traditional vintage shuttle looms in Okayama, Japan, with mud-dyeing techniques by Kanai Kogei of Amami-Oshima, Japan, and plant dyeing by Cecily Perfecto Fengberg of Denmark.

The collection is designed by Rihei Sato, a Japanese designer who is a close friend of Peter's.

KURASHIKI NATURAL CANVAS (Kurashiki Canvas, Okayama Prefecture)
Kurashiki Canvas, established in 1888 in Okayama Prefecture / TAKEYARI co.,ltd.
Using vintage random shuttle looms, the high-density woven canvas boasts unparalleled quality and durability.
The perfect blend of strength, fit, and comfort is achieved by using extra-thick No. 2 canvas, delicately textured No. 8 canvas, and soft and durable TK-485 canvas for each part.


...BESPOKE AND SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
All items come with a custom leather composite box.
All products are handcrafted from finely cut recycled leather and recycled paper without the use of any adhesives or binders.


-PLETHORA MAGAZINE-

T-SHIRT
COL:NATURAL
SIZE:2,3
MATERIAL:Soft premium Kurashiki canvas (100% COTTON)
MADE IN JAPAN

shoulder width, sleeve length, length and width
SIZE:2-57cm, 27cm, 70cm, 64cm
SIZE:3-61cm, 30cm, 75cm, 68cm

PLETHORA MAGAZINE
PLETHORA MAGAZINE, an art magazine from Copenhagen, Denmark, has a non-standard poster size of 70 x 50 cm, overturning the concept of a magazine. The publication is born out of a deep passion for fine art and the traditional printing techniques of Hindu temples, as well as a unique editorial content that features contemporary artists while carefully scrutinizing documents from the archives. In today's fast-paced world of digital printing, the content is carefully selected and produced on different papers and using different printing procedures to bring out the best of the photographs and artwork. PLETHORA MAGAZINE is more than a magazine, it is a work of art.