STYLEM TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD. (Headquarters: Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture; President: Ryuta Taki) has announced that it will sponsor "Panasonic Manila Fashion Festival (hereinafter PMFF) Season 12" as a material provider. PMFF Season 12 will be held in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, for five days from Monday, May 31, 2021, to Friday, June 4, 2021. On Wednesday, June 2, a fashion show will be held featuring a collection created from our materials by a top Filipino designer participating in PMFF.
[What is PMFF (Panasonic Manila Fashion Festival)?]
The largest fashion week in the Philippines, held twice a year. It started in 2014 as a platform for top Filipino designers to present their collections. The theme for Season 12 is "A FASHION REBOOT." 23 carefully selected designers and brands will present their collections, aiming to reboot the fashion industry amidst the ongoing pandemic. Panasonic Philippines has been the main sponsor since 2018.
Reference URL: mff-official.com
Due to the appealing quality of our materials, which impressed the designers and organizers, the fashion show, originally scheduled for four days, was extended to five days. A fashion show featuring only our materials will be held on the third day, Wednesday, June 2. This is the first cross-border collaboration project combining high-quality Japanese materials with high Filipino creativity, and it has garnered significant attention in the Filipino fashion industry.
By sponsoring this major event that boosts the Philippine fashion industry, we hope to showcase the quality of our materials and contribute to the further development of the fashion industry in the Philippines.
[STYLEM TAKISADA-OSAKA CO., LTD.]
A textile trading company established in 1864. We operate in four areas: textiles, raw materials, apparel products, and lifestyle. We are expanding our business globally, centered on our textile business, which has established a top share in the domestic market. In recent years, we have strongly emphasized our sustainability policy and are challenging ourselves to develop new products and services. This initiative aims to promote business development in conjunction with local communities, which is one of our five materiality pillars for sustainability: "creating sustainable initiatives with local communities."