TYPE-A clothing is made by cutting from tube-shaped knit fabric. The cuffs and hem lines are resistant to fraying even when cut, and can be designed into your preferred style by cutting them with scissors. This series of non-sewn knitwear was created with the birth of A-POC and symbolizes the brand. It is still continuously updated with new materials and manufacturing methods.

This series uses the “Steam Stretch” technique to explore an unprecedented variety of three-dimensional pleats shapes. The unique polygonal forms that follow the wearer's body are lightweight and stretchy for a comfortable feel.

This series utilizes the pleated shapes created through the “Steam Stretch” technique as functional designs. Creases are placed around the waist, knees, and other areas to achieve beautiful lines and stretchiness when the items are worn.

This series embodies one of the concepts of A-POC in which “the clothing wearer participates in the final stage of the design.” The items are made with soft polyester fabric that has a shape-memory function. For example, when the clothing’s cuffs are rolled up, the sleeves keep their shape. The wearer can arrange the look of the clothes according to the occasion and their mood.

The pattern design and color pattern are printed in layers on a single piece of fabric, and the pleated shape is created by utilizing the properties of the glue, which expands at high temperatures. This immediately produces a beautiful visual effect and comfortable stretch at the same time. This series is a modern development of “Baked Stretch,” a unique pleating method born from new ideas and processes.

TYPE-B uniquely combines bonding, which pastes different materials together, and print processing techniques to create textured, geometric patterns. The graphic and richly textured fabric also gives the garments a three-dimensional form. Various arrangements of the patterns are possible when worn.

This series is tailored based on A-POC's unique "framework" design method, in which the design elements of each part necessary for clothes-making are woven into a piece of cloth in advance. Basic items such as coats, jackets, and shirts are developed with abundant variations based on the framework concept.

This series uses a process utilizing the “Steam Stretch” technique to pursue a variety of stretch materials, from a material with a low-gauge, knit-like texture created by adding various forms of thread to the weft, to a jersey-like material.

This series features yarn-dyed items.
Natural materials such as high-quality cotton form the basis of the series, creating a gentle texture. By separately dyeing slightly interwoven nylons, the look of a frame is subtly revealed in the outline of the garments.

This series of goods features a lineup of bags, sneakers, and other items. The items are designed by weaving strength and practical functionality into each part. The series expands the possibilities of A-POC by developing the concept of “A Piece of Cloth ” into products other than clothing.