Experimental clothing making with a focus on handwork and processing. An Indigo camping trailer by Hiroki Nakamura of Bizbim is coming to Kyoto.

In a world where efficiency-driven, mass-produced goods are the norm, isn’t it precisely for this reason that so many people are drawn to brands that allow them to experience the individuality of the artisans and the warmth of handcrafted work?

One such example is the “Indigo Camping Trailer” by Hiroki Nakamura of VISVIM. He creates experimental clothing with a unique aesthetic by incorporating natural dyeing techniques such as indigo and mud dyeing, as well as vintage fabrics, vintage bandanas, and African indigo fabrics.

A pop-up event for the "Indigo Camping Trailer" called "The Traveling Trading Post" is coming up.

HELLION DOWN JACKET P.W. ¥420,000

SS Coverall Jacket (Damaged) ¥238,000

CROSBY SHIRT S/S KASURI ¥ 180,000

SS Journeyman Pants Tacked DMGD ¥140,800

This event offers a rare opportunity to see and try on clothing from the "Indigo Camping Trailer" collection, which is normally available only at select stores. Items created especially for this event will also be on display.

We paid special attention to the venue’s design, creating a space that evokes the lightheartedness and travel-inspired atmosphere of the spring and summer seasons. The space captures the free-spirited, relaxed vibe symbolized by the key visual of a scooter riding down a tree-lined avenue.

By seeing and trying them on in person, you’ll truly appreciate the attention to detail in the fabrics and craftsmanship—something that photos simply can’t capture. Don’t miss this opportunity!