Collection: Mihara Yasuhiro

Japanese designer Mihara Yasuhiro launched his namesake label in the late 1990s, originally gaining attention for his innovative, deconstructed footwear that blurred the line between fashion and sculpture. His early collaborations with Puma introduced his work to a global audience, but it’s his full ready-to-wear collections that have built a cult following among archive collectors and avant-garde enthusiasts. Known for his experimental approach to proportion, fabrication, and garment construction, Mihara's pieces often feature layered illusions, raw seams, and a signature sense of controlled chaos. His designs challenge the conventions of streetwear and tailoring, blending wit, wearability, and technical depth. This collection includes rare runway pieces, reworked silhouettes, and signature sneakers — perfect for collectors drawn to Japanese design language, subversive detail, and forward-thinking construction. Mihara Yasuhiro doesn’t just make clothes — he reimagines how they’re built and perceived.