Diversity and potential

TENTIAL x HERALBONY Collaboration Items Now Available

We will release the "BAKUNE Pajamas Dry (HERALBONY)," the first collaboration item with the conditioning brand "TENTIAL," on Friday, November 7, 2025. This unique recovery wear gently envelops your sleep time with art.

The key concept for this collaboration is "Unique Talent and Potential." By combining the "unique energy" gained from touching artworks imbued with the artists' souls and BAKUNE's conditioning functions, this item helps bring out not only the physical but also the mental potential of those who wear it.

Special box

Two captivating artworks enveloping the whole body

Two types of recovery wear, "BAKUNE," are available, each featuring the work of one of two Heralbony contracted artists. Special boxes with the same art as the products are also included. These make excellent gifts for those who prioritize their well-being.

"Northwest Airlines" by Shigetaka Wada is an artwork whose dreamlike colors seem to transport you to a comfortable sleep. With its beautiful colors fully printed, this piece feels as if you are enveloped in the art itself.

Katsumi Sasayama's "Untitled" features vibrant lines. Sasayama, seated at a desk, carefully and powerfully draws each line from his chest, conveying energy to the wearer.

Points

Special recovery wear where "uniqueness and potential" meet.

◼︎Shape specializing in turning over: Adopting "BAKUNE Motion Design®"
Designed with a wider back to gently embrace your back for comfort when lying down.
Additionally, gussets are incorporated under the arms to expand the range of motion, ensuring unrestricted arm movement when turning over.

◼︎Processing tailored to each material: Optimal finishing for more comfortable sleep
Each material is treated with optimal processing tailored to its characteristics, such as shea butter processing for a soft and moist feel, and Repur® processing for antibacterial, deodorizing, and odor-eliminating effects.

Looks

Atelier Brut (Aichi Prefecture)

Shigetaka Wada

His brushwork has covered a wide range of themes, from animals to airplanes, and is currently focused on artistic expressions inspired by brand logos. His methods are diverse, and he has recently been committed to a technique of encasing his works in soap bubbles. He possesses exceptional physical abilities and is often seen bouncing around both inside and outside his room. Perhaps it is precisely because he lives instinctually, full of overflowing vitality, that he is able to generate such fresh and original ideas.

unico・The Museum of Starts (Fukushima Prefecture)

Katsumi Sasayama

Sasayama’s creative process begins when staff members speak to her. With a simple “Please go ahead,” she begins to draw with a free and easy hand. Powerful circles and colorful lines. She draws each line carefully and with great force, starting from her chest and moving outward, covering the desk as she sits. In many of her works, the brushstrokes extend beyond the paper, revealing her strength and expansive spirit.