Through design, we hope to thoughtfully respond to the needs and challenges of each person we work with.
We believe that every shop and workplace has its own unique needs, character, and challenges when it comes to uniforms and workwear.
By thoughtfully embracing these differences, we hope to create uniforms and workwear that bring greater comfort and ease to the way people work.
We aim to create uniforms that bring comfort, joy, and a sense of well-being to staff, customers, and everyone connected to them.
Our shop is based in Kyotanba-town, the heart of Kyoto.
This country town is rich with nature and spring water. We feel and witness the four seasons.
Living in close connection with local traditions and nature is part of our everyday life, and this way of living has naturally come to shape who we are as ROGGYKEI.
We feel that it is a great happiness when daily life and work naturally flow into one another.
We are grateful for the wisdom of our predecessors who once shaped Japan, grateful for the blessings of each season, and grateful for the awareness these moments have brought us.
We call the events that connect community, nature, and people “festivals.”
We would be happy to see you at this year’s festival.
Address
〒622-0315
7 Setonomoto Shizushi
Kyotanba-cho Funai-gun
Kyoto
Email
info@roggykei.com
Phone
0771-88-0022
Favourite word: Do my best
When he joined a baseball club he realised that he was pretty shy.
As a primary school student, he was good at riding a unicycle.
He realised that he could compete with smart friends with his design ability.
He fell in love with skateboarding and snowboarding along with those fashions.
After graduating high school, he went to Australia and Canada to study.
He has experience working at various clothing shops that sell street fashion brands, second-hand clothing, and Haute couture brands.
Graduated from Osaka Fashion Design School and has Level 2 and 3 certificates for pattern-making technology.
Favourite word: Miracle
When she was young she was fascinated with the cape of cartoon characters.
She was running outside with the costume she made herself.
She was wondering why girls have to wear red skirts, and boys need to wear blue trousers, so she decided to wear trousers instead of skirts.
During P.E. class, she studied the balance of style with the P.E. uniform.
She fell into school refusal when she was in Junior High School.
She has experience working at various clothing shops that sell surfing and snowboarding clothes, women's fashion brands, and Haute couture brands.
Graduated from Osaka Fashion Design School and has Level 2 and 3 certificates for pattern-making technology.