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Continuously Pursuing the Potential at the Source of Textiles Delivering a Rich Variety of Fabrics to the World, from Just One Meter Continuously Pursuing the Potential at the Source of Textiles Delivering a Rich Variety of Fabrics to the World, from Just One Meter

Backed by the market insights of our global network, we anticipate emerging trends and develop STYLEM Distinctive textiles, paying attention to every stage of the production process—from raw materials and yarns to weaving, knitting, and dyeing and finishing. We offer one of the world’s most extensive, well-stocked fabric collections, enabling immediate delivery to brands worldwide from as little as one meter.

Our Initiatives

Your Creative Partner in Textiles

Committed to Every Stage of the Supply Chain

We develop products by focusing closely on every stage of our textile supply chain—from raw materials and yarns to weaving, knitting, and dyeing and finishing—to bring out the unique characteristics of each process. Based in Japan, we have built a global supply chain network to develop the exceptional range of STYLEM Distinctive textiles.

Manufacturing and Craftsmanship in Japan

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Our Commitment to Raw Materials

The Value of Manufacturing Begins with Raw Materials

Challenges surrounding raw materials grow more complex each year, driven by climate change, resource constraints, and the shifting environments facing producers. Today, value is determined not only by the quality of raw materials and yarns themselves, but also by the transparency regarding where, by whom, and how they are produced. We regularly visit production regions, farms, and spinning companies around the world to gain a deep understanding of the background and processes behind raw materials. Furthermore, by embracing the regional characteristics, climate, and the wisdom of producers in regions such as India, South Africa, and Australia, we advance raw material development that fully leverages the unique characteristics of each region.

Flax fields: The source of linen (France)
Flax fields: The source of linen (France)
Angora goats: Raised for mohair (South Africa)
Angora goats: Raised for mohair (South Africa)
Sheep from ZQ+ certified farms (New Zealand)
Sheep from ZQ+ certified farms (New Zealand)
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Our Commitment to Yarns

Inheriting and Advancing Technical Expertise

In recent years, the Hokuriku region—one of Japan’s leading centers for synthetic fiber production—has faced declining production volumes and longer lead times due to an aging workforce and a shortage of successors. In particular, yarn preparation and twisting processes have become critical bottlenecks.
To address these challenges, we established a joint venture, “WS,” in 2024 with SHIMOMURA Co., Ltd, a company with extensive expertise in yarn processing and twisting. By introducing new equipment, we are producing high-value-added yarns.
In 2026, we also entered into a strategic partnership with ASANO NENSHI Co.,LTD., a company recognized for its patented technologies and ongoing contribution to the revitalization of Futaba Town in Fukushima Prefecture, to jointly develop innovative yarns.

Joint venture: “WS”<br>Fiber blending machine for original yarn development
Joint venture: “WS”
Fiber blending machine for original yarn development
Twisting machines at ASANO NENSHI Co.,LTD.
Twisting machines at ASANO NENSHI Co.,LTD.
“Futaba Super Zero Mill”: a large-scale yarn twisting mill in Futaba, Fukushima
“Futaba Super Zero Mill”: a large-scale yarn twisting mill in Futaba, Fukushima
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Our Commitment to Weaving and Knitting

Passing Down Tradition While Driving Innovation in Weaving and Knitting

The Bishu region—one of Japan’s most renowned textile production areas—has long been known for fabrics woven on traditional shuttle looms that create distinctive textures and character. However, an aging generation of craftspeople and a shortage of successors have raised concerns about the future of these valuable skills and facilities.
In response, we established a joint venture, “Canale Japan,” in 2025 with Kozuka Keori Co., Ltd., a company dedicated to expanding shuttle loom capacity and fostering the next generation of textile artisans. Through this partnership, we are passing down technical expertise while building a sustainable production framework.
We have also maintained a long-standing partnership with YAMAYO TEXTILE CO., LTD., a specialist in circular-knit fabrics. Integrating their advanced equipment and exceptional technical capabilities, they continue to push the boundaries of textile development, creating entirely new fabrics. Deeply aligning with their craftsmanship, we leverage their specialized expertise to create a distinct range of “signature” products.

Joint venture: “Canale Japan”<br>Schönherr loom for slow-speed weaving
Joint venture: “Canale Japan”
Schönherr loom for slow-speed weaving
Nurturing artisans who carry on craftsmanship
Nurturing artisans who carry on craftsmanship
YAMAYO TEXTILE CO., LTD.<br>State-of-the-art high-gauge circular knitting machine
YAMAYO TEXTILE CO., LTD.
State-of-the-art high-gauge circular knitting machine
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Our Commitment to Dyeing and Finishing

Tradition X Innovation, Expanding the Possibilities of Dyeing and Finishing

Dyeing and finishing play a critical role in determining the texture, appearance, and comfort of a fabric. However, as the industry shifts toward greater efficiency and mass production, sustaining and passing down this intricate, highly specialized processing expertise has become increasingly challenging.
Founded in 1887, DAICHO CO., LTD. processes fabrics using techniques derived from the traditional craftsmanship of Omi-jofu. The company established “Ohmi Zarashi,” an artisanal finishing process that creates a natural, textured surface and a soft hand feel. Meanwhile, Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd., a leading chemical material manufacturer in the Hokuriku region, has established “SY Processing®,”—a proprietary dyeing and finishing technology that infuses synthetic fibers with a remarkably natural, relaxed texture reminiscent of natural fibers.
At STYLEM, we incorporate this innovative processing expertise into our product development to create fabrics with highly distinctive textures and expressions.

“SY Processing” is a registered trademark of Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd.

DAICHO CO., LTD.<br>Ohmi Zarashi finishing
DAICHO CO., LTD.
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Ultra-high-density fabric finished with Omi Zarashi
Ultra-high-density fabric finished with Omi Zarashi
Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd.<br>Proprietary compact dyeing machines: “Senryo Yakusha”
Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd.
Proprietary compact dyeing machines: “Senryo Yakusha”

“SY Processing” is a registered trademark of Komatsu Matere Co., Ltd.

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Global Supply Chain Network

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Italy

Inspired by Italian Creativity

Italy stands as one of the world’s most important producers of high-value-added textiles, continuously leading the industry in design excellence and occupying a special position within STYLEM’s global supply chain.
In 2013, we established a local subsidiary in the Prato district to initiate local production activities. In 2022, we entered into a capital and business alliance with Giolica, a textile manufacturer specializing in high-design fancy fabrics. Inspired by Italian creativity and technical expertise, we remain deeply embedded in the supply chain and engage in product development.

Fancy yarns with rich colors
Fancy yarns with rich colors
A diverse range of fancy tweeds
A diverse range of fancy tweeds
Giolica, located adjacent to STYLEM ITALIA
Giolica, located adjacent to STYLEM ITALIA
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India

Incorporating Regional Traditions and Craftsmanship

India is one of the world’s leading cotton-producing countries, with textile traditions deeply rooted in the culture and history of each region, remaining an integral part of people’s daily lives. Since establishing our local subsidiary in New Delhi in 2012, we have focused not only on developing high-quality cotton fabrics that leverage India’s strengths, but also on promoting organic cotton farming initiatives and supporting regionally distinctive craftsmanship. From hand-block prints and shuttle-woven Madras checks to hand-spun and hand-woven Khadi, we successfully produce these traditionally hard-to-manage products on a commercial scale, through our distinctive know-how and network.

Hand-block printing
Hand-block printing
Madras checks woven on shuttle looms
Madras checks woven on shuttle looms
Khadi yarn spun on a charkha
Khadi yarn spun on a charkha
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China

Combining Global Technology and Creativity

China offers vast production capacity and product variations within the textile industry. Since establishing our Shanghai subsidiary in 2009, we have worked closely with local supply chains to develop a broad range of textile products. Since beginning our partnership with WUJIANG DAHE TEXTILE CO., LTD. (DH) in 2017, we have developed collections that combine Italian design, advanced Chinese manufacturing technology, and Japanese quality. Furthermore, looking ahead to the establishment of the joint venture in 2026, we will develop innovative products designed for future market trends, driven by our strength in original yarn processing that incorporates Japan’s traditional technique and know-how.

Jacquard looms producing intricate patterns
Jacquard looms producing intricate patterns
DH facility: Fully equipped with spinning machinery
DH facility: Fully equipped with spinning machinery
Exhibiting at Intertextile Shanghai, one of the world's largest comprehensive textile trade fairs
Exhibiting at Intertextile Shanghai, one of the world's largest comprehensive textile trade fairs
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Indonesia

Leading Manufacturing in ASEAN

Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s leading textile-producing countries, offering a fully integrated manufacturing infrastructure that spans spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and finishing, and garment production. In 2021, we established a local subsidiary in Bandung, a major textile manufacturing hub, and have since built strong partnerships with leading factories while becoming deeply involved in local supply chains. By combining Indonesia’s manufacturing capabilities with Japanese expertise, we develop products across a wide range of categories, including fashion, sportswear, and uniforms, achieving high standards in cost, quality, and supply stability.

Yarn warping process
Yarn warping process
Fabric inspection by local staff
Fabric inspection by local staff
Sewing lines supporting local manufacturing
Sewing lines supporting local manufacturing
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South Korea

Inspired by Korean Fashion

As a hub of “Korean fashion”, which leads Asia’s fashion trends, South Korea is known for its highly sensitive approach to product development. Since establishing our Seoul subsidiary in 2016, we have continued to develop original products by staying ahead of emerging trends. In Daegu, one of Korea’s major textiles regions, we collaborate with global synthetic fiber manufacturers to develop new yarns and blended fabrics. At the same time, we have strengthened supply chain management by establishing a rigorous quality control framework, including our own fabric inspection system.

Collaboration with a global synthetic fiber manufacturer in Daegu
Collaboration with a global synthetic fiber manufacturer in Daegu
Minimalist fashion reflecting contemporary spirit of Seoul
Minimalist fashion reflecting contemporary spirit of Seoul
Effortless creative space (STYLEM KOREA office)
Effortless creative space (STYLEM KOREA office)
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Supporting Global Creation with a Rich Variety of Textiles

We have built an infrastructure that maintains an extensive stock of highly diverse fabrics, ensuring a rapid delivery system that responds to orders from a minimum of just one meter. In response to the fast-moving fashion market and the growing demand for shorter lead times, we operate a membership-based online platform, “STYLEM FABRIC STORE,” serving customers in Japan and North America, enabling one-stop access to fabric information, inventory status, delivery schedules, quality data, and ordering. Through these integrated capabilities, we ensure a speedy and highly reliable supply of textiles to customers worldwide.

Environmental Initiatives

While pursuing exceptional quality and functionality, we are committed to sustainable manufacturing that minimizes our environmental and social impact.

Textile Collection

Explore our textile collections that create new value for global markets.

  • ZEN kiwami

    ZEN kiwami

    ZEN kiwami is our original made-in-Japan textile collection that reflects the characteristics and techniques of Japan’s manufacturing regions, crafted with meticulous attention to detail.

  • m.o.v.e.

    m.o.v.e.

    m.o.v.e. is a next-generation textile collection that seamlessly fuses sports and fashion, built on the four core pillars of “Mode, Originality, Variety, and Ecology.”

  • COE

    COE

    COE is our original textile collection designed to reduce “three losses” through production and stockholding in China.

  • TAKITEX®

    TAKITEX®

    TAKITEX is our original textile collection featuring Japan’s advanced processing techniques, specifically specialized for “Thobe”—the traditional men’s robe worn primarily in Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

  • Canale

    Canale

    Canale is a textile collection that appeals to the senses, created by master craftsmen who have customized one of the few remaining Schönherr looms in the world and skillfully operate it with their unique expertise.

  • GIOLICA

    GIOLICA

    GIOLICA is a textile brand developed by Giolica, a textile manufacturer specializing in fancy fabrics located in the Prato region of Italy.