We're holding a POPUP for Mannenro, the outdoor wear brand that bridges the everyday and the extraordinary!
Tomei POP UP TOUR Vol.15 Mannenro POP UP STORE
[Nagoya] March 28 (Sat) – 29 (Sun), 10:00–19:00 at Circles[Tokyo] April 18 (Sat) – 19 (Sun), 11:00–20:00 at Circles TOKYO
Whether I'm riding my bike, going shopping in the city, or playing in the park with my kids, Mannenro is an essential part of my everyday life.
Its designs blend naturally into any scene, while staying firmly functional: lightweight, quick-drying and durable.
And on top of that, it's genuinely comfortable to wear. That's what makes it so appealing.
I own several Mannenro pieces, but the one I wear most is the NYRON HARVEST TRAINER.
The nylon fabric is properly tough, yet the silhouette is relaxed. It's easy to lift your legs in, so there's no stress when pedaling.
The hems have elastic and side zips, so you can take them off and put them on without removing your shoes.
The silhouette looks great with sneakers, of course, and with sandals too.
They work across seasons and styles.
On the back there's a double-layer pocket.
It holds a lot, so it easily handles all the little things that tend to pile up.
I always keep a Chaoras tenugui towel in there.
Folded up, a tenugui is surprisingly bulky, but it fits with no problem.
Another thing I love about these pants is that the silhouette doesn't get pulled out of shape even with stuff in the pockets.
The waist cord has its stopper set off to the left. The way it hangs like a dangling belt becomes an accent when you look at the whole outfit.
You rarely find pants of this kind cut this wide, so as a lover of wide pants, I'm a huge fan
I've been wearing the NYRON HARVEST TRAINER nonstop through fall, winter and spring, but in summer I want to wear shorts...
So this time, we asked and got to make Mannenro x Circles exclusive shorts!
It looks like they'll be finished just in time for the POPUP, so I'll introduce them properly later.
On the day of the POPUP, the lineup will include the NYRON HARVEST TRAINER I mentioned, of course, plus a wide range of other items.
Designer Sakashita-san is also planning to be at the POPUP.
It's a rare chance to talk with them directly and get advice on the pieces. Don't miss it.
Mannenro
"Mannenro" is the Japanese name for rosemary.
Its sweet, fresh fragrance somehow puts the mind at ease. This Mediterranean plant, which made its way to a faraway country in the East, was given a curious name indeed.Perhaps the clothes and tools we use today also came to us from many places, subtly changing to suit the land where they now live.
Mannenro aims to make clothes that fit naturally into modern lifestyles. We'd be happy if you wear them in all kinds of scenes, from around town to camping and the outdoors.