Kapok Clothing
We used cotton harvested from the nuts of the kapok tree, a tree that grows naturally in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. Kapok is an eco-friendly material cultivated with little fertilizer and water without pesticides. It is said to be the lightest natural fiber in the world, approximately one-eighth the weight of cotton. The fiber is hollow and contains a lot of air, so it is light and warm.
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Original price $59.90 - Original price $59.90Original price$59.90$59.90 - $59.90Current price $59.90Men's Kapok Blend Straight Denim Trousers
Pants designed with a straight silhouette that gives you room to move comfortably all day. By using a fabric that mixes organic cotton with natural...
View full detailsOriginal price $59.90 - Original price $59.90Original price$59.90$59.90 - $59.90Current price $59.90
Original price $59.90 - Original price $59.90Original price$59.90$59.90 - $59.90Current price $59.90Men's Kapok Blend Straight Denim Trousers
Pants designed with a straight silhouette that gives you room to move comfortably all day. By using a fabric that mixes organic cotton with natural...
View full detailsOriginal price $59.90 - Original price $59.90Original price$59.90$59.90 - $59.90Current price $59.90
Soft, Lightweight, & Perfect for Everyday Wear
Experience the unmatched softness and eco-friendly charm of our Kapok collection—sustainably crafted for comfort and care, both for you and the planet. Once unsuitable for yarn, kapok has gained attention as new technologies now enable its use in sustainable spinning, weaving, and apparel production.
Sustainable Fiber
Kapok is derived from the tall deciduous trees native to Indonesia, Thailand, and India, where it thrives with minimal intervention. These trees grow naturally with sunlight and rainwater, requiring little to no pesticides, fertilizers, or excessive watering. On Java Island, Indonesia, MUJI cultivates kapok in near-natural conditions, with trees systematically planted at intervals of about 5 meters.
Gentle On The Planet
Unlike cotton or linen, kapok harvesting does not involve mowing the plant. Instead, the trees continue to grow taller and larger, contributing to the environment by absorbing carbon dioxide and converting it into oxygen. The entire tree performs photosynthesis, making kapok forests a powerful ally in reducing CO2 and combating global warming.