Gault's New Standard and Four Styles.

GOAT, which started out by making T-shirts, continues to expand its product lineup year after year. This fall, four new models, including a zip parka and fleece vest, will be introduced. The minimalist design, created through a series of detailed improvements, will naturally fit in with everyday life. We asked the four designers to match the new items, which can be called the new standard of "GORT," with their usual styles and asked them what they thought of them.

Photo_Kanta Nakamura (NewColor inc)

Text_Shu Nissen

Edit_Hideki Shibayama

The Y2K airiness matches the sports mix.

DUBBLE FLEECE HALF ZIP VEST ¥6,930

PROFILE

Haruka Koyama

athlete and model

She was a track and field athlete from elementary school through college. Currently, she is a model athlete who can run and jump, working for a general company, modeling, and disseminating running workouts. This year, she will return to active competition as a competitor, aiming to become the top long jumper in Japan.
Instagram:@haruka_koyama___

Please tell us why you chose the "DUBBLE FLEECE HALF ZIP VEST".

Vests are easy to match with anything. Slacks, pants, or skirts can all be styled in an international way, and I especially like this one because it has a Y2K feel to it.

These items have a nostalgic look, just like something you would find in a thrift store.

To match the fleece atmosphere, we chose an old-fashioned item for the skirt as well. It would also go well with a sporty style.

The material is stretchy, so I think it's fine to exercise in it.

It was lightweight and comfortable and I would wear it to and from the gym as well as during workouts. The design is a little long, and I would wear it with running tights. It has a vintage vibe and would go well with headphones and accessories.

I've been seeing a lot of track and field athletes wearing accessories at competitions lately.

I always wear earrings and necklaces to games. My alma mater, Aoyama Gakuin University, had a policy of "be cute and strong," so I always aimed to express my individuality and achieve results without being criticized. Athletes are often criticized for dressing up, but I want to be someone who can change that trend.