Maison de FLEUR’s latest Sanrio collab celebrates Kuromi’s birthday
Japanese fashion brand Maison de FLEUR has announced a new collaboration with the popular Sanrio character, Kuromi.
The new collection is being released to celebrate two major events for the character: her 20th anniversary and her birthday on the 31st of October.
Maison de FLEUR is a popular brand known for its elegant and feminine designs, which often feature ribbons and frills.
This new collection expresses Kuromi’s “little devil but cute” charm through a special, “all black” theme.
The lineup features four different types of items, including two different bags and a pair of charms.
A key highlight is the inclusion of a matching charm of the character My Melody, who is shown wearing a black hood to match her friendly rival, Kuromi.
The full lineup of new items is as follows:
- KUROMI Double Ribbon Tote Bag
- Price: ¥6,900 (approx. $47 USD / £37 GBP)
The brand’s popular Double Ribbon Tote, featuring a winking Kuromi in a frame decorated with ear motifs and frills, rendered in a gold foil print.
- KUROMI 2Way Tote Bag
- Price: ¥8,800 (approx. $60 USD / £47 GBP)
A two-way tote bag featuring a patch of a sitting Kuromi and an attached black ribbon charm.
- KUROMI Face Pouch Charm
- Price: ¥5,200 (approx. $35 USD / £28 GBP)
A small pouch charm that is shaped like Kuromi’s face.
- KUROMI / MY MELODY Charm
- Price: ¥3,950 (approx. $27 USD / £21 GBP)
A fluffy material charm of Kuromi dressed up with a ribbon, and a matching version of My Melody wearing a black hood.
Both of the bags in the collection also feature a custom, original inner lining with an all-over print of Kuromi and the Maison de FLEUR brand logo.
The new “Maison de FLEUR x KUROMI & MY MELODY” collection will have a two-phase release.
It will first launch on the official “STRIPE CLUB” e-commerce site and on ZOZOTOWN on Thursday, the 23rd of October, at 8:00 PM Japan Standard Time.
The in-store release at all physical Maison de FLEUR retail locations across Japan will follow on Friday, the 24th of October.
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