côte&ciel Highlights Komatsu Onibegie® Nylon in Latest Editorial
As the brand continues to make strides in terms of innovation, côte&ciel has introduced a new material in its Spring/Summer ‘23 collection: Komatsu Onibegie® Nylon.
Existing alongside materials such as Allura leather, Majocchi and Crispy Lemon, Onibegie® is a naturally-dyed material that uses and combines ingredients extracted from onion skin as a base and various other natural sources such as olives and charcoal. By using this in place of synthetic nylon, côte&ciel is able to reduce its burden on the environment by opting for a kinder material that doesn’t sacrifice its appearance or function. côte&ciel styles that are made using Onibegie® include the Isar M, Ladon, Adda Plus and Neda, each of which is a different size and possesses its own functional details.
To honour the traditional Japanese methods of fabric dyeing utilised in the process of developing Onibegie®, the Komatsu editorial series pays homage to the manufacturer’s Japanese roots and nature's ability to regain ground previously lost to manmade practices through subtle styling cues and creeping organic matter.
Release Details:
When? Available now.
Where? côte&ciel’s online store.
Take a closer look at the editorial below.
