visvim began with footwear and expanded into a full wardrobe, but the approach has never changed. Hiroki Nakamura sources materials directly, works with craftspeople rather than factories where possible, and accepts the cost and the lead time that comes with it.
That means naturally dyed indigo, hand-woven cloth, vegetable-tanned leather and shell cordovan, and construction methods that require people rather than machines. It also means each piece varies. The colour of a naturally dyed garment shifts between production runs and continues shifting as it is worn.
The FBT is the most recognisable silhouette, a moccasin-construction shoe drawing on Native American footwear. The Virgil and Skagway sit alongside it, along with a deep apparel range covering outerwear, denim, knitwear and accessories.
Up There is the primary launch retailer for visvim in Australia.
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