Collection: AFFA
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AFFA: A Collaboration Kept Small
AFFA was a collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara and Jun Takahashi, conceived in 1994 according to a 2007 report, with each release kept secret and made in very small quantities. It is told in The Fujiwara Orbit: Goodenough, AFFA and the Making of a Scene and dated in the Encyclopedia.
The collection will fill as the archive grows. Season, size and condition are recorded in each description, and the season on the inside tag is often the best guide to dating a piece.
The Hunting Salon™
If you are looking for a particular AFFA piece or season, the Hunting Salon™ can assist discreetly with search, verification and shipping.
Curator’s note: AFFA connects the rooms for Goodenough, Fragment Design and Undercover. Continue with the Fashionista Bible, the directory of Japanese fashion designers and the collector guides.
Frequently asked questions
What does AFFA stand for?
Anarchy Forever Forever Anarchy.
Who is behind AFFA?
Hiroshi Fujiwara, of Fragment design, and Jun Takahashi, of Undercover.
How is condition described?
Every piece carries a Japanese condition rank from N to C, explained in Japanese Condition Ranks Explained.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes. Duties vary by destination; see Import Duties on Luxury Goods from Japan.
Index terms: affa · anarchy forever forever anarchy · hiroshi fujiwara · jun takahashi · goodenough · undercover · ura-harajuku