Japanese unisex label known for its sustainable approach, signature white stitching, and subversive streetwear.
ORIGIN
Japan
PRICE TIER
contemporary
SPECIALIZATION
UNISEX
Founded in 2021 by Masanori Morikawa—the former designer behind Christian Dada—BASICKS is a Tokyo-based unisex label that reimagines everyday clothing through a subversive, eco-conscious lens. The brand’s name is a portmanteau of "basic" and "sick," reflecting its mission to elevate wardrobe staples into striking, unconventional pieces. BASICKS is defined by its signature white stitching, which acts as an "outline" to highlight the construction of its garments, bringing a ready-made, artistic sensibility to daily wear.
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Designer Masanori Morikawa discusses the launch of BASICKS, his shift from CHRISTIAN DADA, and his focus on sustainable, trend-defying daily wear.

An in-depth interview with Masanori Morikawa detailing BASICKS' recent creative direction and notable collaborations with brands like Hummel, Reebok, and New Era.

WWD Japan covers the official launch of BASICKS by former Christian Dada designer Masanori Morikawa, highlighting the brand's unisex, eco-conscious approach.

Highsnobiety reports on the inception of BASICKS, exploring the meaning behind the brand's name and its foundational concept of circular, sustainable fashion.