“Roots of Tradition” Daily Wear

Embodying the sensibility, wisdom and lifestyles of the East, MUJI incorporates traditional raw material and handicrafts in product development, creates contemporary daily wear and aspires to pass on the quintessence of the cultures and connect people with locales.

Japanese Traditional Craftsmanship -
Reclaimed Materials
Make Good Use of Every Piece of Fabric Organic Cotton is added into reclaimed materials leftover from tee or shirt production to become recycled yarn. Shreds of cloth are used as raw material, making full use of Mother Nature's limited resources.

  • Men's Reclaimed Cotton Mix Short Sleeve T-Shirt
  • Ladies' Reclaimed Cotton Mix Boat Neck Wide T-Shirt
  • Men's Right Angle Reclaimed Cotton Sneaker-In Socks
  • Ladies' Right Angle Reclaimed Cotton Sneaker-In Socks
Japanese Traditional Culture -
Festive Ceremony
Inspired by Traditional Costume Celebrations and festivals, representing Japanese culture, are held in different parts of Japan and connect people with local communities. Daily wear inspired by the costumes worn in these festivals are born. Indigo dying techniques are used and the colour of the garment changes with daily wearing, bringing a sense of frolic into the series.
  • Men's Turkish Cotton Indigo Loose Fit Shirt
  • Men's Turkish Cotton Indigo Happi Coat
  • Men's Turkish Cotton Indigo Loose Fit Pants
  • Children's Turkish Cotton Indigo Loose Fit Shirt
Japanese Traditional Craftsmanship -
Takashima Chijimi Textile
Breathable and Comfortable Daily Wear Carried down from the Edo period and originated from handiwork of farmers in Takashima Prefecture during their free time in winter, the Chijimi fabric has an uneven surface with good absorbency and dries quickly, making it suitable for humid and hot weathers.
  • Ladies' Takashima Chijimi Blouse
  • Ladies' Takashima Chijimi Easy Pants
  • Ladies' Takashima Chijimi Blouse
  • Ladies' Takashima Chijimi Easy Pants
Japanese Traditional Craftsmanship -
Awa Shijira-Ori Textile
Produced by Dedicated Craftsmen From the Edo period, a textile from the Awa region. It features an uneven surface which is created by craftsmen with traditional technique and produced with steam, making the clothes airy, light and smooth for the summer.
  • Men's Awa Shijira Jinbei
  • Men's Awa Shijira Jinbei
  • Men's Awa Shijira Jinbei
  • Men's Awa Shijira Jinbei
Indian Traditional Craftsmanship -
Rag Woven Denim
The Unique Charm of Denim Denim shreds are made into fine strips and handwoven into blended fabric, giving the unadorned texture of a simple tote bag .

  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
Chinese Traditional Craftsmanship -
Soymilk Filter Fabric
Born from Chinese Kitchens Since the old times, Chinese has been using Kapok fabric in soymilk production. Kapok fabric can withstand the high heat and pressure during the process. It is thin with good permeability, soft and gentle to touch. Clothes made from this fabric are durable and fit for summer.
  • Ladies' Chinese Soy Milk Strainer Cloth Blouse
Indian Traditional Craftsmanship -
Handwoven Textile
Passed down through Generations in India India has been renowned for handwoven textile throughout its history. Precise techniques were born during this long process. An artistry passed on from generations, India's handwoven textile has its unique clean handfeel.
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
  • Indian Handwoven Mini Tote Bag
Indian Traditional Craftsmanship -
Kurta
Light and Airy Daily Wear Originated from the Punjab area in India. From the late 19th century, the English stationing in India wore the Kurta as pajamas and further spread it to other parts of the world. Made from 100% linen, the Kurta is airy and breezy for hot weathers.
  • Ladies' Organic Linen Kurta
Indian Traditional Craftsmanship -
Handwoven Leather
Gentle and Soft Leather Goods By utilizing leather of different sizes and shapes, cutting them into fine strips and handweaving them together, the leather gets more tender and fits better for further processing. This leather is especially suitable for making sandals or handbags, bringing gentle and soft touch.
Japanese Traditional Craftsmanship -
Yukata
Prepare for Summer with Yukata From the Edo period, Japanese people started wearing Yukata in celebration of festivals or firework galas. Its simple design allows good air circulation, making it suitable for summer.