News – KOTONE

March 7, 2024

Reservations for organic cotton striped collarless shirt now available

We will be selling organic cotton striped collarless shirts by pre-order from March 7th (Thursday) to March 20th (Wednesday), 2024.

Delivery is scheduled for mid-to-late May.

At first glance, it looks like a pin-tuck shirt, making use of the rhythmic thick and thin vertical striped pattern. The width and back are generously gathered for a relaxed fit that gently wraps around your body.

February 9, 2024

Pre-order sales start for tank tops and boxer shorts

We will be pre-selling tank tops and boxer shorts in sizes and colors that are currently out of stock from February 9th to February 29th, 2024 (extended). Delivery is scheduled for early April.

KOTONE Plant 4 Bowden Down to Earth Market

February 5, 2024

We opened a store at Down to Earth market in Adelaide, Australia.

On February 3rd and 4th, 2024, we opened a store at the Down to Earth Market held at Plant 4 Bowden in Adelaide, Australia.

This is the first time that a market selling eco-friendly products will be held in a fashionable area packed with delicious restaurants. No plastic, new materials were limited to sustainable materials such as bamboo, organic cotton, and recycled materials.

December 27, 2023

3 reasons why KOTONE makes shirts

We will be accepting reservations for the new Kapok Relax Shirt from December 22nd to January 8th. Delivery is scheduled for the first half of February. Why does KOTONE make shirts? There are three reasons.

November 28, 2023

POP-UP will be held at Hiroshima Mina Garten from December 1st to 3rd, 2023.

Warm and Cozy Holiday at Minagarten December 1st (Friday) – December 3rd (Sunday), 2023 10:00-16:00 Grosgrain Add something special to your everyday life. one-of-a-kind hat Special underwear that soothes the...

November 15, 2023

Let us once again introduce ourselves to you.

Since the number of first-time visitors has increased, I would like to once again introduce myself to KOTONE.

KOTONE was born in Adelaide, Australia during the coronavirus pandemic in February 2021 with the aim of creating “the most comfortable clothing for the wearer.”

The clothes that women feel comfortable with change as they get older, but the reality is that the market continues to produce clothes that seem to be aimed only at young people, cheaply, quickly, and in large quantities. In addition, how can the apparel industry, which is the second-largest polluting industry and where workers are still forced to perform harsh labor for low wages, continue for the sake of a better society and future? This is a project that started as a small experiment with continuous thought, and is now in its third year.