MKI MIYUKI ZOKU Looks to Capture Functional Luxury With Its "Transitional Lookbook"

Traditionally, Leeds is best known for being the inventors of carbonated water in the 1760s. And while the city has also been a go-to place for cultural landmarks — such as Kirkstall Abbey and Elland Road — Leeds has been short of high-quality designers that supply best-in-class garments. However, streetwear label MKI MIYUKI ZOKU is now flying the flag for West Yorkshire with utility-styled designs that are made with luxury in mind but at an entry-level price point.

Basing its name on a youth tribe formed in Ginza, Japan, MKI is now aiming to be the go-to brand for forward-thinking dressers who are looking to adopt elements of Ivy League style into their wardrobe. Now, MKI has presented its latest collection for Fall/Winter 22. By taking a candid lens toward its core silhouettes, its latest lookbook boasts transitional styles perfect for the will-it-won’t-it weather. Collection highlights include the “MKI Poly Track Jacket” — which comes with matching pants — made from mid-weight polyester and features a two-way nylon zip front. The collection also includes an “MKI College Varsity Jacket” with leather sleeves and pocket trims. MKI’s varsity also comes with matte silver hardware, dropped shoulders, along with small embroidered branding on the chest and larger branding on the back.

For accessories, MKI has included a “Nylon Script Bucket Hat” that features a short brim and MKI branding across the front. Other accessories include two caps and a “MKI Heavy Curb Necklace.”

You can have a closer look at MKI MIYUKI ZOKU’s “Transitional Look Book” above and the full collection is available on the official MKI MIYUKI ZOKU website now.

In other fashion news, take a look at OVO;s “Collegiate” collection for FW22.