ditto scarves come in patterns and sizes for both men and women.

ditto scarves are available in two sizes. The larger size can be worn around the neck, used to wrap items, or serve various other purposes. The smaller size can be used as a hair accessory or, for men, as a pocket square.

Nami Sasaki, director of KATA, a gallery adjacent to the second floor of Ebisu's live house "Liquidroom," and producer of ditto, shares: "My mother, who was a fashion buyer for Mitsukoshi, loved brands like Dior and Céline. Her hobby was patchwork, and I often accompanied her to craft stores to find materials. I believe my appreciation for quality and my love for fabric were nurtured by these memories with my mother.

The allure of scarves that make the everyday a little more special.

Crafted from 100% high-quality silk and featuring high-definition inkjet prints that preserve the original artwork's quality, ditto scarves can be used as fashion accessories, or, by wrapping items, as bags. They can even be framed as art. By wearing or displaying them, one can enjoy the potential of scarves to make the everyday a little more special.





＜ditto Collaboration Artists＞ All 20 Artists, 36 Designs
A.M. (AOKI takamasa, MAA), Yuko Kanaya (Artist), Kosuke Kawamura (Collage Artist), Shiori Clark (Illustrator), Kayoko Sakashita (Architect), Sakura Kondo (Painter), Sumire (VIOLET AND CLAIRE / Twee Grrrrris Club), Motoyuki Daifu (Photographer), Sumire Takemoto (Graphic Manipulator), Makoto Tanijiri (Architect), Chie Tanaka (Art Director), Taro Horiuchi (Fashion Designer), desertic (Fashion Designer), DILIGENCE PARLOR (Flower Shop), hanayo (Artist), BYT (Designer), hey (ditto Producer), Hisae Maeda (Illustrator), Yosuke Yamaguchi (Painter), Yuge (Fashion Designer / Art Director)