JAPAN
Pop-Up Shop
& Exhibition
Spring/Summer
2026
- TOKYO -
<DATES>
Saturday 23rd May 2026
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 24th May 2026
11:00 AM - 6:30 PM
<LOCATION>
Rental Space Sakura Kitasando
3-28-5 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- OSAKA -
<DATES>
Saturday 30th May 2026
12:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Sunday 31st May 2026
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
<LOCATION>
Salón de Fukuhara
2-16-21 Kitahorie, Nishi-ku, Osaka
Advance Reservation Slots for the Japan Pop-Up Event
We will be introducing an advance reservation system for entry in order to ease congestion immediately after opening.
Eligible Dates & Times are;
May 23, 2026 (Sat) 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM <Tokyo>
May 30, 2026 (Sat) 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM <Osaka>
Reservation Start Date & Time is;
May 9, 2026 (Sat) from 6:00 PM (until fully booked)
LINEUP
Available for Purchase
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Mens
Stand Collar Shirt
Open Collar Shirt
Arizona Long Sleeve Shirt
Dhaka Long Sleeve Shirt
Sunburst Shirt
Arizona Jacket
Kids
Stand Collar Shirt
Open Collar Shirt
Maasai Shuka Patchwork Shirt
Band Collar Shirt
Tiered Dress
Lifestyle Goods
Square Pouch
Flat Pouch
Room Shoes
TRY-ON
Available for Semi-custom orders
Pop Up Shop in Japan 2026 Information
Return Policy
<Non-Refundable Items>
- Custom-made items, sale items, and items altered by special request are non-refundable.
- Shipping fees, transaction fees, and currency conversion fees are non-refundable.
- We are not responsible for lost or missing packages once they have been handed over to the carrier (tracking is provided for security).
<Return Eligibility & Timeline>
- To initiate a return, please contact us via email within 3 days of delivery. Claims received after 4 days are not eligible for refund or exchange.
- Eligible items must be shipped out/returned within 7 days of receipt.
- Returned items must be unworn, unused, in their original condition, and repackaged in the original packaging with all tags attached.
<Return Shipping>
- Return shipping must be prepaid by the customer using a traceable and insured courier service.
- We recommend insuring the package for the full value of the merchandise to protect against loss or damage during transit.
- Return address and instructions will be provided upon approval of your return request.
<Additional Notes>
- Refunds (where applicable) will be processed to the original payment method after we receive and inspect the returned item(s).
- Please note that we do not cover return shipping costs unless the item is defective or incorrect due to our error.
Care Instruction
-Caring for Kitenge-
The Kitenge used by nomadic artisan are 100% cotton that our designer directly checks and buys right here in East Africa. All products are made after we prewashed by organic detergents to remove the wax and soften up the fabric. This process is essential as to avoid loss of colors and shrinking after your first wear.
Due to the dyeing method used in producing Kitenge, the material may lose color during the first few washes. We therefore ask our customers to wash and dry the garments separately for the first few times or until confident that the color is not running anymore.
Lastly, as a precautionary measure for other clothing, avoid layering with light colored garments unless certain that the color is not running anymore.
We want you to enjoy the unique charm of Kitenge, and to cherish it for a long time.
-About Detergents-
Upon pre-washing the fabric, we use GROUNDED soaps, an organic detergent made in Kenya. The detergents are 100% chemical-free and combine with the material being 100% cotton, it makes our garments gentle on everybody’s skin.
For more about GROUNDED, visit their websites at www.grounded.co.ke .
-GROUNDED Laundry Powder
Ingredients: Saponified Coconut Oil, Sodium Carbonate, Borax,Lemongrass Essential Oil
-GROUNDED Fabric Softner
Ingredients: Vinegar, Mint, Rosemary, Lemongrass Essential Oil
-About Kitenge-
Kitenge is a colorful, strong cotton material that is widely used in Africa. In Africa, the African Fabric is also called as Ankara, Wax print, Dutch print, Pagne, depends on the country and type of styles.
Its origin is Indonesian traditional fabric Batik, which is made by dyeing cloth using wax-resist techniques. Unlike other commercial printed fabrics, it's dyed so clear and beautifully that almost can't tell the difference between front and back of textile and have distinct color combinations.
In the 18th century, Dutch company learned the techniques during the Dutch colonization of Indonesia, later they brought it to West Africa and ever since new designs continue to be born every day.
Kitenge has been featured by VOGUE a couple of times, and often happen to see those superstars who has its roots in Africa wear Kitenge garment. The popularity of Kitenge has never stopped, it's attracting attention from all over the world.









