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We are a contemporary lifestyle and design curation space dedicated to connecting the fading warmth of handcrafted goods with the understated yet refined aesthetic sensibilities of modern life. Through our curated selections, Arcawake focuses on designers and workshops that reinterpret the heritage of craftsmanship—transforming cultural memories into contemporary language with a minimalist yet poetic perspective. Our works span handwoven textiles, sculptural home furnishings, and artistic everyday objects.

We believe that truly moving design exists not only in form but also in the moments of daily use, subtly awakening the connection between people and objects, cities and culture.

CLA Fashion Platform is a resource integration platform centered on fashion and design, connecting brands, designers, creators, and businesses to realize the commercialization of products and cultural experiences in the global market through collaborations and production development.

A Taiwanese independent designer handmade clothing brand, all projects are handcrafted by designers and local artisans.

Rooted in contemporary aesthetics, the brand blends poetic language with the language of clothing, constructing a tranquil dialogue between garments and the human form.

Like the clear pool after the floodwaters recede, or the purple hues of fading smoke, the brand uses clothing as an artistic medium to emphasize the essential relationship between the body and the texture of fabric through reflection, dialogue, and tranquility. Its understated, restrained, and serene approach awakens women's original aspirations for self-discovery.

ISOLRA, a fusion of ""desert"" and ""aurora,"" symbolizes beauty and strength in extreme environments—the radiance of life blooming amidst dryness and cold.

Dedicated to creating a fashion accessories brand that interprets cultural craftsmanship through contemporary design, we believe that the "hand" is the most genuine connection to the world. Starting with tactile experience, we combine traditional craftsmanship with diverse materials, integrating them into contemporary aesthetics.

ISOLRA, a cultural journey of the senses, born for souls who love to explore.

JUST IN XX is a fashion brand founded by designer Yu-Ying Chou, using clothing as a medium for translating culture, art, and life. The brand blends high-end streetwear silhouettes, craftsmanship details, storytelling, topicality, and sustainability to establish a distinctive and recognizable contemporary design language. "XX" symbolizes connection, synergy, and cross-disciplinary spirit, echoing the brand's ongoing creative direction of collaborating with different fields. The brand has presented at New York Fashion Week six times and has participated in projects such as Olympic national team uniforms, presidential attire, international brand collaborations, museum partnerships, and uniform design for important events.

Ke.X Lab, helmed by shoe designer Ken Yen, specializes in high-end handcrafted semi-custom men's shoes. Drawing on over twenty years of experience in footwear design and development, the brand integrates shoe proportions, leather quality, handcrafted details, and wearing comfort into every pair. Through carefully selected shoe models, leather pairings, sole selections, and fitting adjustments, Ke.X Lab offers a meticulous and sophisticated semi-custom footwear experience for men who value formal occasions, personal taste, and long-term wear quality.

The Tokyo Footwear Association is a professional footwear brand alliance from Japan, comprising many renowned Japanese footwear companies and brands. These brands boast a long history and rich experience in footwear manufacturing, possessing unique advantages in footwear development, design, and production. They provide men's and women's footwear in various styles, including fashion, professional, and casual, to both the professional and mass-market sectors in Japan. Many of these companies have long been suppliers of leather shoes to leading Japanese fashion brands, holding a pivotal position in the development of Japanese leather shoe culture.

Berlin, 1991.

Angela Spieth and Michael Oehler, with a vision to integrate sustainable production principles into avant-garde footwear, drew inspiration from the spirit of Berlin's reunification to create a restrained yet creative style. Trippen's signature language won international acclaim. To this day, Trippen remains committed to this philosophy—subtly echoing the changing trends of fashion while transcending limitations with timeless aesthetics. Thirty years later, Trippen is a family business. Claudia Hoess and their son Karl continue to shape the brand from a new generation's perspective. A team of dozens of shoemakers remains an integral part of Trippen.

Like ripples on a light veil, it gently weaves an elegant distance from the world.
Capturing natural elements such as flowers, grasses, and water patterns, through layered fabrics and embroidery, it transforms feminine self-realization into an intellectual and composed silhouette.