Do you know Gianpaolo Pani? He is an artist who has worked in the world of contemporary art, illustration, and editorial,HERMÈSand has been associated with the company since 2011. Fans of the Maison's signature scarf, the Carré, will recognize the brand. Recently, he has been showing his skills in the home collection as well.
Gianpaolo's hand is the "Calle Takan". This beach towel is designed with his quintessential stamp. The six letters of "Hermès" are cleverly arranged on the "Carré Tacan" to create a fun puzzle-like graphic. The weaving is done in Germany and the screen printing in France.
Hermès's beachwear lineup is a fine one, led by this towel. Shorts with artistic horse-riding motifs, water-repellent pouches and caskets embossed with the "Hermès Bain" logo, and minimalist flip-flops.
Previously introduced T-shirtsAdd a "Hermes" and you have a complete lineup from head to toe. It's pricey, but not a bad idea if you consider it a reward for your "stay-home" efforts.
Unfortunately, when the ocean is left out, there are rackets with the same graphics as the beach towels. I want to hit the ball with my unwillingness to do so in the park or in the yard.
The cap "Myles" is made of water-repellent material. A small "H" is embroidered on the front. ¥48,000+TAX
Carré's Etude" shorts with a distinctive abstract and graphical design. ¥75,000+TAX
The "Summer" flip flops are simple and elegant. The "H" on the sole is a stylish touch. ¥56,000+TAX
The large-size (90 x 150 cm) beach towel "Kare Takan" is a joy to look at, designed by Giampaolo Pani. Material is comfortable cotton. ¥70,000+TAX
Neovan" pouch (34 x 25 cm) made of water-repellent material with embossed logo on the front. ¥41,000+TAX
Kare Takan" beach racket made of beech wood and cork. ¥102,000+TAX
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
