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Protected: AW03 Patchwork Heart Pants
Number (N)ine AW03 "Touch Me I'm Sick" Patchwork Heart Pants. As featured a few times on HV, "Touch Me I'm Sick" is the japanese fashion designer Takahiro Miyashita's love story for all that is Kurt Kobain. Featuring upscale replicas of Kurt's sweaters, pajamas, glasses and jeans capturing the influential ethos and style of the grunge rock legend. Number (N)ine produced a selection of off runway items for this season including a low quantity production of jackets and pants featuring this intricate patchwork fabric. Each "heart" patch is individually sewn on via a zigzag stitch carefully overlapping one another creating a pleasant collage. Lastly, what we have here is a rare unaltered size 4, highly coveted as N(N) around this time ran very small making larger sizes more desirable. Condition 9/10. Size 4 Fits a 31-32.$1,655$1,385 -
AW02 “Nowhere Man” Vintage Patchwork Long Sleeve
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita AW02 Patchwork Long Sleeve. Aw02's runway, titled "Nowhere Man", was set in an edwardian themed viewing room assorted with dining chairs and tables. Models slowly sauntered along the catwalk wearing knits, muddy tones, felt hats, wool cardigans revolving around the ethos of The Beatles guitarist George Harrison. This is all a bit irrelevant though as these patchwork shirts weren't featured on the runway. These shirts are all 1 of 1, constructed from a stack of shirts, pieced out and sewn together jointed by a silk braid piping. What we have here is a sz 4, rendering this item quite desirable amongst collectors as these run quite small and lanky. 7/10, mild holes, neck stretching is very common with these shirts. Size 4 fits M-L.$2,450 -
Number (N)ine Salvaged Silk Lined Bandana
Number (N)ine bandana made from authentic Number (N)ine pocket lining fabric salvaged from a closing mill in Japan. The "mechanic" print was used in various pocket lining in pants from the mid to late 2000's during Miyashita's reign at his own house before selling it off in 09. Bandana is lined with white silk with a print of the Lamborghini print Miyashita used in the early 00's. These bandanas are made in house in collaboration with Worn On LA as catalyst to our upcoming production facility set to start cutting & sewing later this quarter.$58Number (N)ine’s “Mechanic” logo-type designed by Takashi Komatsu is idiosyncratic of the brand’s creator Takahiro Miyashita’s larger narrative. Logo-flips were one of the first graphical techniques he practiced when the brand first started in 1997, usually referencing the visual language of music genres that resonated with him at a younger age. The Mechanic logo-type first appeared during the S/S 2000 “Extra Heavy” collection, applied as patches on outerwear, inline fabric on pockets, and screen-printed on numerous garments. The mechanic design effortlessly characterized the Golden Age of Rock n’ Roll, and has continually resonated with members of streetwear culture, ensuring its place within the canon of staple graphics.
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SS06 “Welcome to the Shadow” Black Diamond Cross Necklace
Number (N)ine SS06 "Welcome to the Shadow" Black Diamond Cross Necklace. Takahiro Miyashita's SS06 is a jab at Axl Rose's persona. Runway looks consisted of nearly identical outfits of Rose's stage looks with different branding. Pants were missing from some models, jetset bath robes worn on others, egregious and gaudy accessories were fitted with each look. SS06 also produced a Magical Design x N(N) jewelry collaboration set with black diamonds and fitted with .950 silver. Roses, victorian patterns, rock star motifs were key elements in the jewelry design in chime with the theme of the season. This cross necklace is one of the items offered from the collaboration in very low quantities. 3 Chains hold on the pendant; A gunmental silver piece with roses, bones and thorns form in a cross with a skull as a centerpiece. Black diamonds set on each 5 roses. 9.5/10 condition. Long Chain.$1,550 -
AW04 “Blank Generation” Richard Hell Tee
Number (N)ine AW04 OG "Blank Generation" Tee. "Blank Generation" is a reference to Punk Muscian Richard Hell's 1977 album of the same title. 7/10 condition. Graphic slightly more faded than its usually design. Sz 4 fits M-L$145 -
OG 02 Andy Kaufman “Foreignman” Tee
OG 2002 Andy Kaufman "Foreignman" Tee. Miyashita was a fan of Kaufman's stand up work, including the "Foreignman" impression which is referenced by the tee here. 7/10 condition. mild yellowing at collar. Sz 4 Fits L$121 -
FW02 “Nowhere Man” George Harrison Tee
Number (N)ine FW02 "George Harrison" Tee. From the "Nowhere Man" collection which featured graphics revolving The Beatles lead Guitarist George Harrison Sz 4 Fits M-L. 8/10 condition. Mild knick at sleeve and eroded necktag.$87 -
SS02 OG “Gotham City”
Number (N)ine SS02 Original "Gotham City" Tee. Original rendition of the iconic "Gotham City" shirt by Takahiro Miyashita. Sz4 fits wide Medium. 9/10 condition.$95 -
Flying V Guitar Tee
Number (N)ine Flying V Guitar Tee. Original number nine. 9/10 condition. Sz 2 Fits S-M.$65 -
OG SS01 “Cigarettes” Tee
Number (N)ine OG SS01 Cigarettes Tee. Original rendition of the "Cigarettes Tee" featuring distressing and colour treatment. Counter part to "weed" tee. 7/10 condition. Sz 4 Fits fitted L$120 -
AW01 “Redisun” Bauhaus Double Layered Tee
Number (N)ine AW01 "Redisun" Double Layered Tee. Thick double layer tee with a sheet of synthetic fabric between. Bauhaus Logo on the front. Sz 3 Fits a small. 9/10 condition$200 -
FW09 “A Closed Feeling” Mouton Shearling Jacket
FW09 "A Closed Feeling" Mouton Shearling Jacket. Real fully lined trimmed luxurious shearling sheepskin, silk velvet, lace embellishments. Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW09 Silk Jacquard Blazer in Cream/Blue. FW09 was the magnus opus for Takahiro Miyashita as he exited N(N) -- what his fans thought was his permanent departure from his creative aspirations. The collection featured 18th and 19th century influences with intricate tailoring and masterful craftsmanship. One of the more costly collections (with jackets averaging $3000), Miyashita's FW09 creations featured layered pattern silk for lining, embossed floral designs and velvet appliques. 9/10 condition. Sz 4 Tall M-L$1,500 -
FW05 “The High Streets” Hybrid Cargos
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW05 "The High Streets" Black on Black Hybrids Cargos. In FW05 Miyashita sought out to bring life to grunge on the runway later resulting in being one of Number (N)ine's most recognized seasons. "The High Streets" consisted of cut and repurposed fabric sewn into garments which resemble 90s grunge-rock aesthetic. Models wore tight bandanas over their foreheads, with mixed reconstructed flannels throughout each look, native tassel suede bags, and the album "Bleach" by Nirvana blasting overhead the catwalk. This is a size 5. Size 5s are incredibly scarce and are highly sought after as Number (N)ine runs rather small. 9/10 condition. Fits a 31-35$2,800 -
FW09 Layered Silk Jacquard Blazer
Number (N)ine FW09 Layered Silk Floral Jacquard Light Jacket. FW09 was the magnus opus for Takahiro Miyashita as he exited N(N) -- what his fans thought was his permanent departure from his creative aspirations. The collection featured 18th and 19th century influences with intricate tailoring and masterful craftsmanship. One of the more costly collections, Miyashita's FW09 creations featured layered pattern silk for lining, embossed floral designs and velvet appliques. This is the most detailed version of the jacket featuring an embossed floral design throughout the silk outer with the silk floral lining extending from the edges of the jacket.
Continuing the interview with Takahiro Miyashita, the focus shifts towards the stylist of Number (N)ine: Hirishi Noguchi. Long term N(N) stylist chimed in on Miyashita's outlook with the brand stating that "Miyashita wasn't partial to the brand since 2007". This occurred after his 2006 "Axl Rose" collection which Miyashita debuted as a "joke", but the audience's reaction was too stern for the designer, leaving him disappointed. He was expecting Miyashita to step down from Number (N)ine since fall of last year so it didn't come to a surprise when the announcement came 08 of January. Noguchi then knew that the following collections were purely out of the designer's creative aspirations with little interest in monetary return. The interview closed with Noguchi stating that he sat back, understood the path that Miyashita was taking and simply "watched him run".
New with tags. Has the maxfield tag still attached for "$3800". Size 0 fits xs.
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FW09 Wool/Silk Jacket
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita Wool/Silk Jacket in black. FW09, named by Miyashita as "The B side to my final 'album'", was his final show for Number (N)ine. At at interview with WWD magazine in 2008, Miyashita spoke about the current state of affairs with the brand and reminisced about N(N)'s past. Takahiro professed that in SS09, the "A Side", he ignored the financial constraints for his collections and solely focused on "what he wanted to do". He later admitted in the interview that the collection didn't put monetary returns as a priority and continued to apply the same practice in his final collection. WWD followed up with a question regarding the vendors which rely on Number (N)ine as a strong basis of income and raised concern that said vendors will run into obstacles finding new brands when they relied on N(N) as a part of their store identity. Takahiro replied by simply saying that vendors should understand "when a band has done everything it has to go". The interview will continue with the next item Wool outer, silk lining. Tassels string button and styled like other blazer within the season. This is one of the more understated blazers of the season. 9/10 condition. Rare Size 5. Fits a large well.$520 -
FW09 Silk Jacquard Blazer
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW09 Silk Jacquard Blazer in Cream/Blue. FW09 was the magnus opus for Takahiro Miyashita as he exited N(N) -- what his fans thought was his permanent departure from his creative aspirations. The collection featured 18th and 19th century influences with intricate tailoring and masterful craftsmanship. One of the more costly collections (with jackets averaging $3000), Miyashita's FW09 creations featured layered pattern silk for lining, embossed floral designs and velvet appliques. In the next following days we'll be posting a few items from the FW09 collection, diving into the details of Miyashita's somber departure from his own brand which eventually became the catalyst for 'The Soloist'. Full silk lining with jacquard silk details. Button is sought to be closed up for display purposes. Intended wear is to tie the velvet string around the bear mid button as shown in the runway look. Many variations of this jacket exist with this being the most detailed back portion. Extremely rare sz 5. 9.5/10 condition.$800 -
FW05 “The High Streets” Hybrid Cargo Pants
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita Hybrid Pants. Well imitated and highly sought after 'hybrid' or 'docking' pants from FW05 "The High Streets"; A deep look at romanticized streetwear on the runway. Bandana wrapped models walked on the catwalk with reconstructed jackets and pants sporting crudely attached cargo pockets and straps. Miyashita's influence was a strong adaptation from the Japanese 80's style of "American Casual" which later transitioned to the "Shibuya Casual" movement in the early 90's. Vansons leathers, Levis 501s, Goros jewelry, Flannels and Redwings with mild grunge and americano influences were commonly worn during said era. Miyashita sought to rejuvenate the aesthetic by maximizing the grunge roots of the movement and such is clearly indicative by running the album "Bleach" by Nirvana for the runway. This iteration of the Hybrids Pants feature an adjustable waist slack top, distressed bottom sweats with two buckled large pockets and ankle zips. Upwards of 25 variations of Hybrids exist with the more detailed being harder and harder to find. 9/10 condition. Size 2-3, size tag is missing. Fits 29/30$940 -
SS06 “Welcome to the Shadow” Silver Thread Pinstripe Blazer
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita "Welcome to the Shadow" Silver Thread Pinstripe Blazer w/ Rose Sequin Applique on back. Previously featured was the poplin shirt with floral applique in front, this is the matching blazer featured on the Axl Rose themed runway of SS06. Pinstripe is made of real silver thread that glistens in light and adds luxurious flair. Back is a sequin applique of a skull and rose. Lined rose embellishment is 100% silk. Small bespoke chain on right cigar pocket which adds victorian flair. 8.5/10 condition. Size 3 fits a 48s-48m the best.$380 -
Tapered Zipper Pants
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita Tapered Zipper Pants. Stylized high quality Riri zippers throughout, some being functional such as two on each leg that spiral down and tightly taper toward the ankle. Unzipping said two will loosen the tapered fit. Pockets that are also accessible via zipper. Cropped fit. Snap button fly. Relaxed rise. 7/10 condition, mild wear and fading. Size 2, fits a 30.$230$180 -
SS06 “Welcome To The Shadow” Axl Rose Sequin Shirt
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita SS06 "Welcome To The Shadow" Axl Rose Sequin Button Up Shirt. For SS06, the pinpoint of where Miyashita saw the end of the tunnel for Number (N)ine, attempted to playfully capture the essence of Guns n' Roses's Axl Rose. Runway featured a slew of ostentatious sequin designs plastered over blazers and pinstripe jackets. 80's cocaine rocker vibes roared this season; Open blazer fits with nothing but jewelry and underwear underneath sprinkled with bandanas headbands and fringe details were rather common on the SS06 N(N) runway. Poplin shirt with pearl sprinkled buttons. Stated sequin design of rose on chest. Extremely rare and coveted size 5. 8.5/10 condition. Small pen stain near bottom of shirt. Very mild wear on collar. Sz 5 Fits L to XL.$200 -
FW05 “OG” “The High Streets” Ortega Jeans
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW05 "OG" "The High Streets" Ortega Denim. This is the original High Streets pants from 2005 which feature slightly thicker denim, finer embroidery on the ortega patches and a different lining in contrast to the current reissue. The High Streets collection which realized Takahiro Miyashita's vision of "Runway Street Fashion" featured these pair of pants for a handful of looks. Ortega patches at knees and back pockets. N(N) heart patch on back waist. High Rise. 9/10 condition. Size 4, rare size, fits around a 31-32.5. 28 inseam, factory cut size.$240 -
09 Final “Last Say Goodbye” Departure Tee
Number (N)ine "Last Say Goodbye" tee which marked legendary designer Takihiro Miyashita's departure from Number (N)ine. Presently, Miyashita is very reserved and distant if asked about Number (N)ine but there are a few past interviews regarding his departure in which he pours he heart out. "WWD Magazine" featured a lengthy interview right before the designer left his own label. Takahiro Miyashita reflected on his label as a "band" that has ran out of songs to play. In 2006 Miyashita featured a collection that surrounded Axl Rose as a complete joke or as he quoted "a show like Andy Kuafman would pull". He wanted to startle the audience and make them laugh. The models were suited with jackets without shirts underneath, shorts and tight half length leggings. To Miyashita's disappointment critics took it dead seriously, his audience took Number (N)ine in a direction which drifted afar from his own vision and he felt disconnected from a brand he brought to life. Takahiro Miyashita saw the distant demise of N(N) from 2007 collection's "About A Boy". Number (N)ine's "outro" consisted of, as he put it, a "B side" fw2009 and "A side" ss/fw2008 for his final "Exit Album". Miyashita crafted these final collections without consideration for monetary gain. Passion was the fuel which formed these extravagant and intricate collections. Noguchi Tsuyoshi, Number (N)ine's primary stylist for every collection, told WWD that he simply "watched him run" before Miyashita put Number (N)ine to rest. But still, Takahiro Miyashita's guitar gently weeps. The Soloist was born years later continuing the man's legacy. Pockets stitched throughout. Graphic on back and front. 8/10 condition. Size 2 fits S-M.$155 -
FW05 Ortega High Streets Border Flannel
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW05 "High Streets" Ortega Knit Patch Border Flannel. In the midst of Number (N)ine's golden age, Takahiro Miyashita carved out 'streetwear' for the runway. One of the recognizable designs is the 'Ortega' patch knit which was applied on denim for the runway and currently in reproduction for the Miyashita absent diffusion N(N) line. This flannel saw light in a few stores and with its rare size 5, the biggest size available to Number (N)ine (minus a few sartorial pieces), its surely sought after. Mid weight flannel with western button snaps on placket, wrists and chest pockets. Collar button is a standard button down. Intricate border stripe featuring a myriad of colors. 9/10 condition. Size 5 Fits L-XL$202 -
FW05 “The High Streets” Hooded Flannel
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita FW05 THS Original Hooded Flannel. From the well acclaimed "The High Streets" collection which materialized Miyashita's vision for the romanticization of streetwear on the runway way back in 2005 before the brands that do so today. Featured the beloved cargo pants, hybrid jackets and joggers which are highly coveted. The current diffusion N(N) line attempts to imitate this staple flannel but with thinner Chinese fabrics and thoughtless distressing. The original FW05 counterpart features a Japanese made thicker washed wool, a "THS" embroidery on the bottom left, precise and realistic distressed details around the hood's rim. 8/10 condition. Base material has some wear. size 3 best for a close to chest medium.$257 -
SS08 “Birds” Double Boots
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita Double Boots. The grungy napoleonic "Birds" Season featuring darker, muddy colours with military cuts and loose layering. The final most extravagant fit of the bunch featured these boots paired with feathers harnessed to the model's back and shoulders. Writing was inscribed on the silk under layers and pants. Leather upper laced with a thick cotton bent over at the mid section of the boot. Separate corset-like inner with elastic laced up to ankle. Intentional distressing throughout. 8.5/10 condition, has been resoled with new toplift. Fits sz 10-11.$225 -
Black Bondage Strap Denim
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita Bondage Denim. The most sought after bondage denim from the original Miyashita run of N(N) in black with blue flannel pocket lining. Multiple functional riri zippers littered throughout the piece. Two bondage straps that can be placed in front or back which alter the form of the denim to the wearer's liking. Zipper pocket on left front pocket and right back, which is both aesthetically appealing and practical, allowing the wearer to access a pocket with ease in a sitting position. Both zipper pockets are lined in a comfy flannel. Signature N(N) heart leather patch on back. 8.5/10 condition, alteration extending the waist. Size 3.$873 -
FW04 “Bush” Tee
Takahiro Miyashita's Number (N)ine FW04 "Give Peace A Chance" Bush Tee. As mentioned previously Takahiro Miyashita's FW04 was his first Paris collection that conveyed politically charged anti-war sentiments. One of the pieces, with many iterations, is the "Anti-Bush" tee featuring short sentenced brash slogans against the commander in chief. 100% Cotton, distressed throughout, left arm hem loose and bottom left hem loose. This is the mythical size 5 making it extremely hard to find and highly sought after 9/10 condition. Size 5 fits XL.$200 -
FW04 “Give Peace A Chance” Tribal Heart Bondage Jacket
Takahiro Miyashita's Number (N)ine FW04 "Give Peace A Chance" Tribal Heart Camo Bondage Jacket. FW04 was Miyashita's first Paris collection featuring his his politically charged anti-war sentiments well represented by the anti-bush tees. The collection attempts to speak out against senseless war and acts of terror, hence the title "Give Peace A Chance" borrowed from John Lennon. Around this time Jun Takahashi from Undercover and Miyashita became close friends and also started his long relationship with Magical Design which kickstarted his jewelry line. Jacket is equipped with bondage elements on wrists and adjustable strap on back. An assortment of RiRi zippers are styled throughout the piece. Massive top zip hood lined with faux fur. Lined with fleece. Synthetic outer. Drawstring adjustable hood. 8/10 condition. There are some marks and scuffs. Size 3 and fits a slim medium or more comfortably a small.$474 -
00 Cobain Mickey Shirt
Number (N)ine classic mickey tee from the earlier "OG" era of Takahiro Miyashita. Although contrary to popular belief this isn't the first print of the Mickey x Number (N)ine Kurt Cobain tee, but the first to be mass produced and manufactured sans tee blanks. This version is widely sought after as its the origin of the popular Mickey Tee reprints today. 100% Cotton. Two under-arm holes. Produced ~2000. 8/10 condition. Rare Size 4 but I believe this shirt is shrunken a bit and better fits a medium.$125 -
OG Umbrella Tee
Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita "Umbrella Tee" in the signature grey/muave colour. This is the original print and not the reprint made after Miyashita's departure. All older (N)ine tees gracefully age as the color slightly fades and the graphics crack lightly. Harder to find size 4. 8/10 condition. Some aged-induced cracking after the initial mild cracking from design. Size 4 And fits Somewhere between an M-L$93 -
FW06 “Noir” V Tee
"V" Tee from FW06 Noir. A possible inspiration for the streetwear brand "Vlone". Soft, slate grey shirt with "V" on the back. Featured on a hypebeast article while back with our styled pics. 9/10 condition. Extremely rare size 4.$180 -
“Clash” Baseball Jacket
While Miyashita was still at the house, Number (N)ine Baseball Jacket with "London Calling" Clash graphic on the back. (N)ine signature skull graphics on front with snap buttons. Two waist pockets. Sits at mid waist. Mixed Grey. 8/10 condition. Sz 2 Fits a true small.$230 -
“School of Visual Comedy” Distressed Pullover
Takahiro Miyashita's Number (N)ine Visual Comedy Pullover. Middle end "bullet hole" distressing, distressed print and ribbed waist + cuffs. Loosely fits on wearer. Elongated arms, boat neck. This rendition is the older version consisting of a thinner print, detailed holes and other minor embellishments. 7.5/10 condition. Sz 3 fits a loose M or slim L$150 -
Stitch Detail Pattern Button Up
Runway Button Up by Number (N)ine by Takahiro Miyashita. Has a few ghost stitching details and imitation pocket. Overlap placket and contrasting inner lining. Collegiate low profile collar. Beautiful, deep blue pattern. 9/10 condition. Extremely Rare Size 5$138$96 -
White Label Distressed Shield Hoodie
Number Nine Distressed Shield Hoodie. This is one of the earlier renditions of the classic hoodies. Distressed graphics and bullet hole distressing in front and back. Shield emblem on left shoulder. Cotton drawstrings. 7.5/10 condition. There is a dark coloured blemish on the bottom left of the hoodie, near the scrunch waist. Sz 3, fits somewhere between an M-L but the waist portion is tight to accentuate the top.$145$125 -
“The High Streets” Medium Weight Flannel
Takahiro Miyashita's Number (N)ine Flannel from his "High Streets" collection. Deep cobalt pattern with checkered blocks. Two front pockets and flat bottom hem. Contrast pattern yolk and viscose inner lining at yolk. Medium weight, fine fabric. If you stare at the pattern long enough there's an optical illusion effect with your peripheral vision. 8/10 condition. sz 4 fits M-L$155