Maison Kitsuné POLOS

Maison Kitsuné began in 2002 as the side project of an electronic music label by Daft Punk artistic director Gildas Loaëc and multihyphenate architect Masaya Kuroki. The multifaceted fashion house merges inspiration from Paris and Tokyo street style to create its original ready-to-wear designs. The brand’s moniker, kitsuné, meaning “fox” in Japanese, is materialized in the signature logo, which appears across its collections of refined staples and punk-meets-prep garments. An attuned balance of French and Japanese perspectives, Maison Kitsuné delivers timeless essentials that showcase the brand’s true mastery of the art de vivre.