-ADISH/ADISH-
-THE INOUE BROTHERS...

GET UP STAND UP HOODY
COL:Stone natural dye
SIZE: L,XL
MATERIAL: Organic Cotton 100% (Natural Peruvian Pima Cotton / GOTS Certified)
MADE IN THE PERU

《Shoulder Width, Sleeve Length, Length, Width》
SIZE:L-50.0cm・63.0cm・68.0cm・61.0cm
SIZE:XL-cm・cm・cm・cm

【ADISH】
Started in 2018 by a creator group based in Tel Aviv with a background in Israel and Palestine.
A social project that uses fashion as a platform to promote social commentary and awareness to deepen understanding of local culture.
Combining traditional Palestinian craft techniques with contemporary streetwear, we create creations that are conscious of today's social issues.
ADISH works closely with Palestinian textile artists, incorporating hand-stitched Palestinian embroidery and traditional Bedouin weaving techniques by women living in the refugee camps of Ramallah, Hebron, and Dohaisha .
The collection is inspired by the flora and fauna of Israel and Palestine, a nod to the region's unique ecological beauty.
We create our products in order to communicate to the world the relationships of trust we have built with Palestinian women and their craftsmanship.
The brand name ADISH means indifference in Hebrew, and the brand name expresses anger towards the social situation in Israel and Palestine and a desire to change the current situation.
Highlighting pressing socio-political issues through fashion, ADISH continues to disrupt long-standing social and political conflicts with a contemporary interpretation that fuses Middle Eastern culture and handcraft. I am.

[ THE INOUE BROTHERS...]
The Inoue Brothers was founded in 2004 by Satoru Inoue and Kiyoshi, two Japanese brothers born in Copenhagen, Denmark.
They call their design/art studio “Scandinasian” Design, born from a love of two cultures: Japanese delicacy and Scandinavian simplicity. The Inoue Brothers brand has been developed in line with uncompromising ideals, but without forgetting a thoroughly open perspective.
As a result, we have been able to forge strong ties with communities that are skilled in various indigenous heritages, cultures, and crafts.
With each project, their main goal is to create awareness about responsible production methods through quality and design.
*From www.theinouebrothers.net