Oki-Ni
Oki-Ni has always been about exclusivity. The company started as a retail/design hybrid working in collaboration with (mostly streetwear and denim) designers to create and sell limited-edition products. But now as even collaborations have become commonplace Oki-Ni moved on to a more traditional retail model, focusing its full energies on making unique and hard-to-find men's clothing and accessories available globally. While plenty of streetwear and casual designers are still offered, the company has expanded its merchandise to include avant-garde luxury men's labels. High-end men's designers that were previously available sparingly in a handful of cities are now on offer globally at Oki-Ni's online store.
Designers Carried
Acne, Alexander McQueen, Atelier LaDurance, Call of the Wild, Evisu, Folk, Fred Perry, Kidrobot, Levi's, Levi's Vintage Clothing, Martin Margiela, Mhi, Nom de Guerre, Odeur, Passarella Death Squad, Puma, Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Steven Alan, Swims, Vans
Blog Posts Mentioning Oki-Ni
Odeur Fall 2009: That Swedish menswear label Odeur still has no US stockist becomes more puzzling every season. What was basically a well-styled T-shirt line when...(16 September 2009)
Bernhard Willhelm Footwear Projects: Two cool Bernhard Willhelm shoe collaborations have popped up this Spring. First he produced some funky women's sandals in collaboration with...(21 April 2009)
Jil Sander Bendable Shoes: Jil Sander bendable shoes at Oki-Ni (£399) (10 February 2009)
Passarella Death Squad Trousers: Passarella Death Squad trousers at Oki-Ni (£125)(28 January 2009)
Sales for 12/22/2008: Oki-Ni is taking 40% off most brands on the site until December 25th with code JOLLY. Take 25% off dress through December 31th at Bird with code...(22 December 2008)
Jil Sander Low Sneaker: Jil Sander black "low" sneaker at Oki-Ni (£179)(24 September 2008)
Rick Owens Wool Jacket: Rick Owens wool jacket at Oki Ni (£775)(08 September 2008)
