fragment design

fragment design

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Founded 2003
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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fragment design is a multidisciplinary imprint by Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara. fragment design enters many highly hyped collaborations with brands such as Nike, Jordan Brand, Converse, Levi’s, CLOT, Carhartt WIP and NEIGHBORHOOD for a variety of sneakers and menswear pieces.
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fragment design x t19 for Rookie Tee

fragment design x t19 for Rookie Tee

Here’s a look at a new t-shirt created in partnership between the Japanese fixie crew, t19, and fragment design. The tee is under the brand Rookie and features a graphic of a fixed gear rider and his doggy. No word on when the tee will be released but stay tuned for more info. Source: HF

Fragment Design x Nike Sichuan Panda Court Traditions
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Fragment Design x Nike Sichuan Panda Court Traditions

A few days ago, an earthquake of immense proportions struck the populous Sichuan region of China. With a high rate of mortality and casualties at hand, Fragment Design has created a special Nike Court Tradition to be auctioned off in relief of the victims. Only details seen here are line sheets, however stay tuned for more details regarding the auction and products. Source: HF


Fragment Design x Deco Chocolate

Fragment Design x Deco Chocolate

Deco Chocolate allows their customers to customize their own chocolate packaging with pictures, graphics or whatever else you can think of that can be printed onto paper. When the design firm, Fragment Design, had a chance to design their own chocolate packaging, what better logo to put on it than their own Fragment Design logo. This is a prime example of branding. Put a famous logo on a chocolate brand and you’ll catch people’s attention right away (well at least the HYPEBEAST’s atttention). Source: HF

Fragment Design x Kangol 504 Traditional Pack

Fragment Design x Kangol 504 Traditional Pack

In a never ending world of collaborations, design giant Fragment Design is releasing a set of traditional colored Kangol hats, coming in 5 different colors featuring contrasting brims. The hats will be available at Kangol Flagship stores as well as traditional hats store releasing this week. Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara

Honeyee x Fragment Design DS Lite Case

Honeyee x Fragment Design DS Lite Case

With the recent release of the Honeyee x Fragment Design DS Lite, now they have a matching case to protect the precious console. The case is manufactured by Head Porter, and has a similar black and white design to the DS. It has two different compartments, one for the console and one for all your games and maybe an extra stylus or two. It seems like everybody is carrying a DS around nowadays, and this will definitely be a good buy to make yours just a little more unique. Source: Honeyee

Fragment Design x Nike Tennis Classic Pack
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Fragment Design x Nike Tennis Classic Pack

Here we show you the sample pictures of the Nike Tennis Classic Pack, a collaboration between Fragment Design and Nike. These Tennis Classics all come in suede with three different solid colors: blue, gray, and maroon. Both logos are very subtle with the Swoosh cleverly perforated on the side of the shoes, and the Fragment Design logo quietly placed on the back heel. Another nice collaboration to drop later this year. Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara

Fragment Design x Kangol - 504

Fragment Design x Kangol - 504

You might have previously seen this Kangol 504 on the heads of some key industry figures. Now, this Fragment Design x Kangol 504 will soon hit top boutiques like Firmament coming mid April. For this tropic yarn knit hat, Hiroshi Fujiwara from Fragment Design has chosen to six different two-tone color schemes. According to Being Hunted, “While one set of hats will be distributed through hand-picked traditional hat shops around the world, the opposite color assortment will be sold through premier boutiques where the previous Fragment x Kangol series were found.” Source: Being Hunted

Fragment Design x (Converse) Red Chuck Taylor All Star Low
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Fragment Design x (Converse) Red Chuck Taylor All Star Low

Upon its original release, the black Fragment Design x Converse Chuck Taylor All Star represented thedesign prowess of Hiroshi Fujiwara. The simple two tone color scheme created a perfect balance. Fragment Design has returned to offer a similarly designed All Star with the concept of (PRODUCT) Red in mind. The colorway is identical to the black version albeit for the symbolic use of red. Available now at select Converse dealers. Source: SlamJam

honeyee.com x Fragment Design Nintendo DS Lite

honeyee.com x Fragment Design Nintendo DS Lite

Previously receiving a decent amount of air-play here, the honeyee.com x Fragment Design Nintendo DS Lite has been announced for a raffle drawing March 19th. The Hiroshi Fujiwara designed DS Lite was inspired by HF’s theme of creating a more mature and grown up version of the world’s most popular console. Available only for sale via a successful drawing, the DS Lite will retail for ¥16,800 JPY (approximately $169 USD). Source: honeyee

Honeyee x Fragment x Nintendo DS Lite Case

Honeyee x Fragment x Nintendo DS Lite Case

Hiroshi Fujiwara has divulged a new piece of the puzzle to his Honeyee x Fragment x Nintendo DS Lite initiative with a matching Nintendo DS Lite case. The black and white case includes the same details as the NDS with a white strip along the edge, similar to the white hinge seen on the NDS. As mentioned previously, more details will release in the upcoming Honeyee Mag.

Honeyee x Fragment x Nintendo DS Lite

Honeyee x Fragment x Nintendo DS Lite

Late last year it was noted that something ridiculous like 65 million Nintendo DS Lites had been sold, making it by most accounts the most popular video game console out there. Hiroshi Fujiwara dropped some latest news of an upcoming Honeyee x Fragment co-collaborated NDS. The matte black body includes white hinges and face. More information is soon to follow in the upcoming copy of Honeyee Mag.

KK Yamamoto x Fragment Design 100th Anniversary T-shirt

KK Yamamoto x Fragment Design 100th Anniversary T-shirt

To state the obvious, any brand or store with a vast 100 year history is sure to have created a concept which has stood the test of time. Such is the case with Japanese bike shop KK Yamamoto which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Hiroshi Fujiwara and his firm Fragment Design contributed to the celebration with a collaboration t-shirt. Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara

 

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