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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Latest Collections

Neighborhood x Fragment Design Snake Pattern Belt

Neighborhood x Fragment Design Snake Pattern Belt

PETA alert, Neighborhood and Fragment Design have teamed up again to produce a genuine snake skin belt. The colored belt includes a studded pattern which extends almost the entire length. Available in either blue or red at the hnyee.Store.

Fragment Design x Base Control x Mastermind Japan Umbrella

Fragment Design x Base Control x Mastermind Japan Umbrella

If you’re truly a HYPEBEAST, you wouldn’t want to walk out in the rain without protection from this Fragment Design x Base Control x Mastermind Japan Umbrella. Coming from this season’s Mastermind Japan collection called “Heartful”, this lightweight umbrella is made using titanium alloy. Of course, you wouldn’t call it a three way collaboration without all three brand name’s logo on the umbrella. The umbrella is now available at Cliffedge.


Mastermind Japan x Fragment Design x Base Control Version 4

Mastermind Japan x Fragment Design x Base Control Version 4

As Mastermind Japan’s 4th season starts, they continue the withstanding tradition of the collaboration between themselves, Fragment Design and Base Control. This will be the fourth time these company’s have worked together. The new collaboration is expected to release a t-shirt, and underwear. Both in the black MMJ fashion. Image: Anytime

Fragment Design x Neighborhood Down Jacket

Fragment Design x Neighborhood Down Jacket

Neighborhood and Fragment Design have recently released a new collection of down jackets. Available in a wide assortment of colors, each jacket is made with Tyvek materials, allowing for durability and breathability. Around the collar is a printed design similar to that seen in Mayan cultures. Available now at hnyee.Store.

Neighborhood x Fragment Design Scout Glasses

Neighborhood x Fragment Design Scout Glasses

Familiar Japanese mega brands Fragment Design and Neighborhood have worked together to design a pair of eyeglasses. The co-branded Scout glasses includes a black frame with clear highlights. The Fragment Design thunderbolt logo is seen on the side arm. Available at select retail accounts. Info/Image: Cliffedge

G1950 x Fragment Design Ragmat

G1950 x Fragment Design Ragmat

Open the door and be greeted by a G1950 x Fragment Design mat. Not sure how many people would go that route, but if you can’t get enough of that double bolt action from Fragment Design, then by all means indulge. G1950 might have some more of these collaboration mats cooked up as part of their Rug Collection. Image: Conope

Fragment Design x Nike P-Rod II
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Fragment Design x Nike P-Rod II

In the earlier half of this year, Hiroshi Fujiwara posted up his design work on Nike SB’s marquee athlete Paul Rodriguez’s signature weapon of choice the P-Rod II. The finished product reveals a black 3M upper. The Fragment Design logo can also be seen alongside a Hiroshi Fujiwara signature on the tongue. HF’s previous information saw a white version as well so stay tuned for those. The word on the street is that these are shipping to Nike SB accounts now. Image: HYPEBEAST Forums

Fragment Design x Neighborhood Base Control Beanie

Fragment Design x Neighborhood Base Control Beanie

The foundations established by Hiroshi Fujiwara of Fragment Design and Shinsuke Takizawa of Neighborhood has made them pretty damn popular in most parts of Asia with a slow migration into the West. Their two way collaboration resulted in a design seen on this fine gauge Basecontrol beanie. Base Control can be considered as a sort of Japanese version of American Apparel, with simple unbranded pieces. Whatever formula Fujiwara and Takizawa employ, it has allowed them to sell this beanie out at Basestation.

Fragment Design x Kangol Cuffed Pull-On

Fragment Design x Kangol Cuffed Pull-On

A few days ago, Japan’s so called godfather of streetwear Hiroshi Fujiwara let the cat out of the bag regarding his latest team up with British headwear makers Kangol. Here’s a better look at the cap. The cap will only be offered in black, unlike Hiroshi’s previous Kangol creations. Look for them to drop through the hnyee.Store on December 7th. Image: honyee

Fragment Design x Kangol Beanie

Fragment Design x Kangol Beanie

Fragment Design and Kangol have continued their collaboration efforts to create a new beanie. The co-branded beanie comes as a follow-up to their Wool 504 cap which released not too long ago. No word yet on the availability and colors available but stay tuned for more details. Image: Hiroshi Fujiwara

Bearbrick World Wide Tour x Bape x Stussy x Roar x Fragment Tees

Bearbrick World Wide Tour x Bape x Stussy x Roar x Fragment Tees

The Bearbrick World Wide Tour 2007 started taking place this weekend on November 23rd at the Parco Factory in Japan. For this event, Medicom Toy has worked with several top streetwear brands including Bape, Stussy, Roar and Fragment Design for some collaboration event tees. The tees were only sold at the event so your only chance to get these is through a third party source. Image: stay246

Neighborhood 2007 Fall/Winter "Voice of a Generation" Collection

Neighborhood 2007 Fall/Winter "Voice of a Generation" Collection

A further look into the extensive "Voice of a Generation" Collection from Neighborhood. Much of the collection incorporates a variety of simple and basic designs with the highlights coming via the characteristically high quality construction and attention to detail often associated with Neighborhood. Also seen within these releases are collaborative pieces created with fragment design. Look for these to hit select Neighborhood dealers in the coming weeks.

 

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