＜Jane Marple＞

Victorian chromos are multi-color lithograph prints, much-loved in England in the late 19th century. In « Alphabet chromos » fabric, we see the beautifully colored alphabet cutouts laid out joyfully in the order from A to Z.
We present open-minded diversity through a variety of items made with four different materials: practical jersey, sheer organdie and chiffon, and cotton lawn, a material suitable for daily use.
Notice the brand name, JANE MARPLE, coming into sight out of the lined-up letters, and the quiz game embedded in each letter to test your knowledge.
The playful quality of the brand’s intelligence, enhanced over time, is imbued into this charming series to start this season joyfully...


The denim series for this season was developed around « Organic denim », making a clean impression using white and pre-washed indigo.
This series incorporates craftsmanship in a casual style. The items include Jackets and bottoms carefully adorned with scalloped-hem frills, as well as cute balloon-shaped pants...


A collection of stickers on a scrapbook whose nostalgic images are taken from Victorian chromos: a ribbon, a teacup, a sewing box, an elf, etc...
Small motifs, each dearly beloved, are sprinkled on « Beloved chromos ».
Taffeta with an elegant sheen and chiffon with a soft, light feel—both woven with refreshing cotton cupro—evoke in one’s mind the humble romanticism toward the era far back in time. By wearing those exciting stories of small treasures that transcend time and space with care, let us deliver a new narrative with a rich spirit...


« Pottery flora » is a pattern composed of flowers expressed in sensitive brushwork and soft palette, just as the ones on bone china.
The decoration arranged on the surface of the plate is transferred to the fabric as is for a floral textile that possesses the approachability of vintage fabrics within integrity.
This series, rich in variety of expressions, decorates this season with items, each embellished with frills and tucks. A fresh wind gathered in a huge basket allows us to enjoy the charming picnic style to the full extent...


The brand’s seasonal essential is fruit print.
For this season, we present « Berries meet cherries ». It rhythmically depicts juicy strawberries and cherries, with bold brushstrokes added to the leaves.
The theme of this series could be called the brand’s staple, yet it is approached in a new way using four different materials.
A scattered pattern is applied on natural cotton lawn and cotton-cupro chiffon using a discharge printing process that has now become rare.
Just as vintage fabrics carried through the hearts and hands of people for a long time, these fabrics carry the brand’s wish to pass down its spirit to the future.
Another print technique used is more contemporary. Transfer printing of the pattern on a polyester functional material and organdie adds a layer of urban fantasy to the images of fruits.
In this series, we offer T-shirts and a cardigan, on which a hand-drawn design is delicately embroidered; a souvenir jacket; and a knit camisole produced by an experienced knitter using a domestic knitting machine. They are accompanied by a collection of small and playful items. The brand continues to carefully pass down its heart through this series that symbolizes this season’s theme...

＜Jane Marple Dans Le Salon＞

The first Liberty fabric we present is « LEONTYNE DREAM ». It is a timeless and elegant floral print designed by Silver Studio in 1939, one of the major textile studios in England at that time.
The design reflects the traditional aesthetic of Liberty in which delicately drawn roses, marguerites, and convolvulus are in full bloom.
Pattern mixing with a bicolor British stripe in pink and sky blue is part of the beautiful collage for a fresh start to the season...


« Ripple gingham » is a three-dimensional and uneven weave, made by taking advantage of the shrinkage difference between warp and weft.
Fresh colors with a playful mind constitute this series. The three-dimensional material is cut out from patterns composed of graceful forms, then recomposed into a design suited for daily use...


« British potteries » displays 20 kinds of teacups designed by Samuel Alcock, a British pottery manufacturer active in the early 19th century.
This textile shows the beauty of the ornaments of the day, seen on the cups lined up quietly and orderly, which evokes a pang of emotion.


The bottoms and dresses of tranquility reflect the exquisite appearance of the teacups. The shirt and skirts were made by combining this series’ pattern with « Pottery flora » on satin, a pattern introduced for Jane Marple. The collaboration dress, which incorporates the traditional British Fair Isle knit, adds the essence of grace that represents the brand’s identity. These items all together quietly overlay the futile yearning for the good old days onto the innocent style...


Unprecedented ultra-thin denim that weighs only 2.5oz, adorned with the reproduced vintage lace pattern, is « Sheer denim ».
The series presents two types of blouses and skirts, a pair of drawers, a tablier, and even a dress.
The brand’s favorite peasant style, for which items of the Victorian era are modified for the contemporary mood.
Wash-processed indigo and black denim show their enchanting aging effect, while white denim shows a fresh and clean look.
Enjoy the refined vintage style by wearing the lightness and brisk air of the material...


« Lampshade flowers » imagines flower prints once drawn on vintage lampshades.
This series brings back both the layout of the flowers as if they are dancing lightly, and the warmth carried by the hand-drawn contour, vividly to life in the hand-printed image.
The drapes, frills, and twists realized from pattern making that takes advantage of georgette’s flow, ornament the beautiful silhouette as part of the design.
A sense of beauty nurtured by the vintage lighting fixture once enriched people’s lives. It is now revived in the brand’s commitment and beautifully casts reflections of each item...


Another Liberty fabric is « PEACOCK POSY », a selection from the 1960s’ designs. It depicts a variety of flowers in glamorous colors: roses, violas, tulips, and more.
The decorative motif reminiscent of a peacock feather creates an alluring floral pattern against the backdrop of Art Nouveau.
Nostalgic smocking embroidery adorns the blouse, and the pipings in different colors serve as a complement to the culotte pants and dress.
Let us present a relaxing garden style for this pleasant season. Invite fresh greens and winds to brighten up your attire...