STAMMBAUM means "family tree" in German. The brand has consistently presented items made in Japan, cherishing the history, culture, and manufacturing methods associated with clothing. Within the brand, there are two lines: the "Down Line," which pursues functionality beyond mere cold protection to create new styles of down jackets, and the "Vintage Line," which meticulously focuses on production equipment like sewing machines.

JOURNAL STANDARD has selected STAMMBAUM items since the brand's inception and continues to carry them. This season, we primarily focus on the Down Line. The featured 3-way down jacket uses the finest nylon from Italy's Limonta company. This material, with its elegant sheen, creates a sophisticated casual style. It also boasts functional features, such as a detachable long-sleeved inner down. For this season, JOURNAL STANDARD has commissioned an exclusive black colorway, perfect for chic ensembles.

The exclusive black colorway from JOURNAL STANDARD.

A coat featuring a subtle contrast between wool body and shearling sleeves. The front has a minimalist design with only two hooks.

A shearling single-breasted coat that offers a cool and light impression. The top of the collar features a magnetic button for easy fastening.