Developed by Morito Apparel Co., Ltd. (President: Hiroyoshi Mori, hereinafter referred to as Morito Apparel)

Fabric from the sustainable brand MURON,

Kyocera Document Solutions Corporation (President: Hironori Ando, ​​hereinafter referred to as Kyocera Document Solutions)

The inkjet textile printer "FOREARTH" has collaborated.

MURON fabric printed by FOREARTH,

It was adopted as ANREALAGE's clothing material and decorated the Paris collection.

　　

　　

【About MURON】

　　

　

MURON is made from 100% recycled fishing nets collected in Japan.

A sustainable material brand. The fabric used this time is also

The weft is made from 100% waste fishing nets collected in Japan.

This is MURON brand fabric.
　

　

【About FOREARTH】

Product introduction page

FOREARTH can reduce water usage to almost zero when printing fabrics, so This eliminates the need for large pre- and post-processing machines, steamers, and other equipment required for conventional textile printing. This also contributes to a significant reduction in energy consumption and CO₂ emissions.

This time, our mission is to pass on the rich nature to the next generation.

Two brands, FOREARTH and MURON, meet,

The design devised by ANREALAGE was printed.

A special and sustainable fabric has been created.

　　

This fabric will be provided to ANREALAGE,

On Tuesday, September 24th (Paris local time), a museum in Paris,

France At "Palais de Tokyo"

The show was decorated with the newly announced spring/summer 2025 women's collection.

The fabric is used in the look below.

(Used areas: Pants on the left in the photo / Dress in the middle of the photo / Pants on the right in the photo)

　　

With Kyocera Document Solutions' technology,

MURON fabric developed by Morito Apparel

We are very happy that the material has become more attractive.

Morito Apparel will continue to provide products through MURON.

We will accelerate the promotion of sustainable initiatives.

"FOREARTH" is a registered trademark or trademark of Kyocera Corporation in Japan or other countries.