The Japanese streetwear brand rehacer was created in 2003 by designer Saita Shintaro. "Rehacer" means "redraw" or "redo" in Danish, clearly expressing the brand's spirit of creation and improvement. The brand was established in 2003 by designer Saita Shintaro, and features a style popular among Japanese girls known for their clear and pure fashion sense during autumn and winter (as shown in images). This article is from Global Textile Network. Please credit the source when reprinting! "Rehacer" in Danish means "redraw" and "redo," fully conveying the brand's inventive and reformative spirit. Recently, rehacer released its 2012 Spring/Summer lookbook photos. The brand's signature ethnic style elements are indispensable in the design of various clothing items, consistently appearing across multiple garments. In addition to these, they also launched a series of minimalist and simple designs for hats, pants, and shoes, bringing us the most relaxed and casual atmosphere for spring and summer.