SEHIKYO is a fashion research and practice project based in Tokyo, Japan, and Seoul, Korea, founded by Seohee Eto/Kim. This project traces and explores conceptual clues that emerge through the process of making and wearing garments, rethinking the materiality of clothing through a combination of craft techniques and visual research. This project creates garments through DIY practices such as knitting and sewing, often repurposing materials that carry traces of previous use to explore the temporality and memory embedded in garments. By challenging conventional notions of fashion production, SEHIKYO seeks to pose personal and social questions through the act of wearing. Through an ongoing dialogue with wearers, this project examines the collaborative dynamics between making and wearing, proposing alternative narratives of clothing beyond commercial fashion cycles. This process invites new perspectives on how garments are created, experienced, and understood.

Seohee Eto/Kim is a fashion researcher and practitioner who received her BA in Fashion Design Womenswear from London College of Fashion in 2016 and her MA in Fashion Design Womenswear from Royal College of Art (RCA), London, in 2018. She is a co-founder of Textum Club, a platform dedicated to critical fashion research, where she continues to investigate the intersection of theory and practice in fashion, working between Tokyo and Seoul.