Created with the Production Regions—Fukuoka-based Brand "ORIO" Bringing Hakata-ori into Everyday Life, Holds Pop-up at Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin Store

Fukuoka-based cultural brand ORIO will hold a POPUP SHOP at Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin Store Main Building B1 Topic Stage from Wednesday, April 8, to Tuesday, April 14, 2026.

At this event, ORIO will showcase products centered on Hakata-ori, a traditional craft of Fukuoka, and developed in collaboration with production areas throughout Japan, including Fukuoka canvas and Himeji leather.

The brand proposes new manufacturing that reinterprets local cultures and industries as contemporary fashion.

From Hakata-ori, bringing culture into everyday wear

ORIO is a brand with the theme of connecting the dyeing and weaving cultures and traditional industries that thrive across Japan to modern life.

Its concept is
"The memory of weaving in your daily life."

ORIO aims not only to preserve traditional Japanese culture as something special but also to reinterpret it into forms that can be naturally encountered in everyday attire.

While engaging with the background and structural beauty of dyeing and weaving cultures, including Hakata-ori, the brand develops products that blend into modern lifestyles.

"Axis" of Hakata-ori, manufacturing beyond production areas

A distinctive feature of ORIO is its process of collaborating with production areas across Japan, starting with Hakata-ori.

The following products will be showcased at this pop-up:

Hakata-ori × T-shirt / Long-sleeved T-shirt

These are representative ORIO items that use scraps of Hakata-ori obi fabric as motifs.

The material adopted is 40-count double yarn high-grade mercerized jersey, and the patterns are original designs drawn from scratch.

Finished with attention to material, silhouette, and sewing, on the premise of being worn for a long time in daily life.

The design of Hakata-ori subtly resides in a modern staple item like the T-shirt.

That understated quality is the core of this product.