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Tsuyu - the Japanese rainy season - is notorious. Just as Japan starts to comfortably sink into the warmth of summer, heavy rains begin to hit. It’s changeable and hectic, humid and wet, wreaking havoc on all. The otherwise put-together and impeccable - whether they be style enthusiasts or suited-up salarymen - fall victim to intense rainfall and heat. The traditional salaryman will always sweat in his suit-and-tie uniform - spare white shirts on sale in every convenience store are the answer to his Tsuyu problems. But whilst some elements of Japanese fashion remain forever fixed, the truly style-savvy are prepared for anything. They are upgrading their fits and investing in pieces which are adaptable and dependable - keeping their cool no matter what. In this sabukaru editorial, we explore the Clarks Originals Gore-Tex Capsule - a collection of dynamic and versatile designs which build style and calm into the chaos of Tsuyu season. Re-interpreting an ethos of practicality intrinsic to st
