Graphpaper has mastered its minimalistic and fluid approach to its garments. The Tokyo-based label has officially lifted the veil on its Spring/Summer 2025 collection of apparel, which is entitled "Alteration" and looks for inspiration in imperfections.
The collection draws specific influence from what is referred to as "kiln changes" – changes that occur when ceramics are fired in a kiln. This "accidental beauty" of sorts lays the groundwork for the earthy-hued array of both men's and women's Spring/Summer 2025 clothing and accessories.
Dipped in hues of black, white, tan, and gradient patterning, the collection compiles a suite of simplistic suiting and jacketing, spanning collared coach's jackets, blazers, denim overshirts and longer trench coats. Graphpaper offers its innovative eye to its selection of button-down shirts, which come finished off with a cinched waistline, while short-sleeved button-downs and polo shirts feature slightly oversized cuffed sleeves.
Knitwear holds its own in the extensive delivery as well, consisting of cardigans, crewnecks and pullover sweaters for both men and women. Tailored pants and shorts are also nothing too crazy, landing in simple, loose-fitting silhouettes with typically placed pocketing.
Explore Graphpaper's Spring/Summer 2025 collection in the lookbook above.
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