Fashion, culture and lifestyle crossover at Graph Paper Osaka. It is going to be a landmark in Kitahorie.

Graphpaper" continues to have a strong presence on the fashion scene with its thorough aesthetic sense and contemporary taste.

Recently, the largest of the brand's eponymous stores, the concept store "Graphpaper OSAKAis now open.

The location is in Kitahorie, Osaka. It is about a 15-minute walk from Minamihorie, which is lined with apparel stores. The brand's philosophy seems to be exuded in the choice of location.

The building was formerly used as a bank, and while utilizing the existing frame as much as possible, the exterior walls and structure were not significantly altered to incorporate the original texture and scale of the building.

The interior is organized around a black structure that runs from the first to the third floor.

The first floor will also function as a gallery and will be developed as a place for various initiatives not limited to fashion through exhibitions and events.

The second floor features a shop-in-shop by FRAMA, a Copenhagen-based design studio, and a women's store by Graph Paper.

Furthermore, the "Vektor shop®," which makes use of the former vaults, will function as a culture center while preserving traces of the building.

To commemorate the opening, items exclusive to this store are also available.

First, a trucker jacket based on a vintage denim jacket of yesteryear, reconstructed into a roomy silhouette in the style of "Graph Paper".

Hard Twill Type First Tracker Jacke ¥49,500

The cotton twill fabric is beaten densely to the limit of the weaving machine, and the difference in thickness between the warp and weft yarns is daringly made to create a distinct twill pattern and a deep expression.

And an oversized T-shirt, available only in Osaka, that wears a graphic motif of an obelisk standing in the center of the store.

Graphpaper Osaka Exclusive S/S Oversized Tee ¥19,800

Made of degree-stuffed round-body jersey produced on a hang knitting machine, one of only a few in operation in Japan, this garment has no side seams, making it comfortable to wear.

With three floors, Graph Paper Osaka is packed with space and potential for a variety of events. It will form a place open to the city while slowly nurturing connections with the local community.