Sports and Fashion. Canterbury and non-native. The best marriage has created Half Ten Canterbury.

“halfTen canterburyThe brand was launched in 2006. At the time of the launch, the brand director of "Canterbury," Masayuki Ishizuka, and the designer of "non-native," Takayuki Fujii, who supervised the design, were the main players in the project.We are pleased to publish the dialogue!The following is a list of the most common problems with the

And now the fall/winter collection has been released in earnest.

The name of the label, "Halften Canterbury," is derived from the position of the flyhalf in rugby, the number 10 man in charge of the command post. In other words, the name reflects the idea that the label will transcend the respective fields of fashion and sports and develop into a label that bridges the two, just like the flyhalf who controls the game from a bird's eye view of the pitch at all times.

The simple and sophisticated design of this collection is certainly a breath of "non-native" air. On top of that, the apparel taste is exquisitely matched with the rugby essence that "Canterbury" has cultivated over the years.

The collection was inspired by the idea of wear that seamlessly connects the city and nature, and can be worn not only for watching games, but for all occasions, making it a collection that you will want to wear.

The materials include CORDURAR®, which has high strength and durability, and Photoelectron® ENERGY COCOON, which uses far-infrared ray energy emitted by the body to retain heat, as well as stretchability that is excellent for tracking movement and materials that reduce the stickiness of sweat. The product is equipped with an excessive amount of functionality required for active scenes.

The colors are narrowed down to black, navy, and khaki. Each color has its own unique qualities, so it is hard to decide which color to choose. Despite the stoic attention to detail, the collection is very approachable.