GARMENT DYE-Special Content

garment dye

Only one & standard

One-of-a-kind industrial products that embody craftsmanship

The rhythmic sounds of cutting machines and sewing machines echo through Japanese factories. These sounds are like the precise, orderly machinery produced by Japanese craftsmen, and are the source of uniform products.

STUDY MADE injects an essence of unevenness into that uniformity. Garment dyeing, or product dyeing, is the process of deliberately re-dyeing a product made by an artisan, breaking down uniformity and giving it a new individuality.

Product dyeing is also a craftsmanship. Japanese craftsmen painstakingly create the two opposing elements of uniformity and unevenness.

WONDER BAGGAGE has been engineered to achieve both.

STUDY MADE is a line that questions and challenges the norm. A bag factory and a dyeing factory joined forces to create the garment dye series, a one-of-a-kind industrial product.

Factory product uniformity

The key to producing uniform products in factories is how quickly they can be produced. These uniform standards have a neat and tidy beauty.

Product dyeing (piece dyeing)

Once the uniform product is created, it is dyed in product, which is a method of dyeing the bag after it is completed.

A one-of-a-kind item born in a factory

By dyeing the garment, each piece is given a little individuality. It not only creates a neat and beautiful look, but also a sense of playfulness, such as the charm of instability within uniformity and the vintage feel created by wrinkles.

Vintage look

Product dyeing is not uniform, and each piece has its own unique wrinkles and texture.
This texture, born out of chance, creates a quality that is different from neat beauty.

Before dyeing

After dyeing

Storage capacity

Despite its compact appearance, the bottom is wide enough to store a wallet, pencil case, pouch, A4-sized books, a plastic bottle, a folding umbrella, etc. Even with the above items inside, there is still room to store a jacket or blanket.