Concept visualThe Essential Henley
01A refined silhouette, designed around proportion and texture.
€54.90 · proposed

The First Collection
One piece defined by restraint. Another by an unmistakable detail. Together, they introduce the visual language of Higan.
Concept visualA refined silhouette, designed around proportion and texture.
€54.90 · proposed
Concept visualTwo pieces. One distinctive expression.
€89.90 · proposed
Concept visualA sculptural floral signature, conceived as a removable expression of individuality.
€39.90 · proposed
Proposed prices are subject to confirmation. Images are concept visuals; final products may differ.
01 — The Foundation
The Essential Henley is conceived around a simple idea: a garment should complement the person wearing it, not compete for attention.
Considered proportions, textured cotton, and a clean three-button neckline form the foundation of Higan.
Development direction
€54.90 proposed · Specifications are development targets pending sample approval.
Concept visual
Concept visual — enlarged macro view02 — The Signature
Inspired by the Higanbana, the Japanese red spider lily.
A delicate botanical form reimagined as a sculptural accessory. An expression of individuality through a single detail.
Development direction
€39.90 proposed · Dimensions, materials and fastening remain under development.
Placement Study
The Higanbana brooch is conceived to be versatile — a single detail that adapts to the way you choose to wear it.

Balanced & versatile

Bold yet refined

Elegant & minimal

A refined accent
Styling studies shown as concept visuals. Fastening methods and final proportions remain under development.
The First Release
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The first collection is currently in development. Joining early access is free and does not constitute a purchase or reservation.
Distinction does not always demand attention.
Sometimes, it is found in a silhouette, a texture, or a single unexpected detail.
Higan begins with that belief.