Under his namesake avant-garde label German-Japanese designer Jun Mayers explores heritage through the lens of German utility and Japanese impermanence embodied in garments marked by signs of usage and time. 

Led by the philosophy of "Reconstructing the existing", Jun Mayers embraces the approach of reusing and repurposing existing vintage garments and materials such as military surplus stock and unique deadstock materials.

Through individually developed artisanal techniques and treatments each piece openly reveals its process of creation in its traces of craftsmanship that has brought it to life. Garments are shaped by deconstructive interventions, authentic fragments of use, wear and repair, raw-edge finishes, hand-applied wax coatings and irregular fades through experimental object-dyeing with traditional japanese ink. 

Jun Mayers creates garments characterised by a distinct utilitarian yet deliberately imperfect silhouette with influences of quietly echoing german and japanese cultural memory.