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Warm Things: Comfort for Winter
5 November 2026–year end
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja
2026.11.10(Tue)-12.13(Sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa
Comfortable warmth for your winter wardrobe.
As the colder days draw in,
we have gathered knitwear, scarves and soft winter accessories to bring warmth to everyday life.
The selection includes winter clothing from to touch, known for its easy, comfortable approach,
alongside a wider range of nitorito's richly coloured textiles.
Fanaka, warmly received at our Kiyosumi Shirakawa shop, is also joining the selection at Shoin Jinja.
Enjoy the textures and colour combinations as you find your own way to dress for winter.
Featured brands
Fanaka
Working mainly with natural fabrics, Fanaka creates relaxed clothing for women, with an emphasis on softness and ease of wear. Vintage-inspired embroidery and delicate lace
give its pieces a carefully crafted character.
to touch
With a focus on a pleasant feel and easy, comfortable wear, to touch makes clothes for different ages and everyday routines.
Made in Japan, its clothing uses natural materials and finishing techniques such as washing to create a soft, comfortable feel.
ecuvo
Made in Kagawa, a region with a long glove-making tradition, these pieces combine 50% recycled wool with 50% recycled polyester. Timeless colours and designs encourage long use. The brand offers a lifetime repair service for eligible damage, subject to its conditions and exclusions, as well as replacement single gloves or socks for selected items. Customer-paid shipping and product availability may apply.
% (Percent)
The % brand expresses the area of two colours as a proportion, inviting you to notice and enjoy the balance of colour you naturally prefer.
Simple, unisex colour combinations are easy to coordinate with clothing. The stretch designs offer a flexible fit; check each item's measurements. The collection combines Japanese materials and established techniques in pieces such as shaped gloves with brushed interiors and lightweight single-shoulder bags.
merippa
A carefully considered room-slipper brand made by a Tokyo cut-and-sew clothing manufacturer founded in 1951.
The name combines meriyasu, the Japanese word for knitted fabric, with surippa, or slippers.
Easy to turn inside out like a sock, these slippers can be worn on either side. The stretchy rib-knit heel helps them fit comfortably around the foot.
nitorito
Designed and made in Yonezawa, Yamagata.
The product names are also inspired by Yonezawa. Discovering their connections to the designs reveals playful stories you will want to share.
The name nitorito brings together knit, ori (weaving) and the Japanese connecting word to.
Alongside scarves, the brand offers pieces to bring warmth and comfort to a room.