Ebreeze

Color

Nile Black

The deep black with a blue tint reminds us of a night at the Nile river. If you take a closer look, you will see it with a bit bluer tint than basic black.

It is our carefully-made original black colour. We repeated trial and error and have paid a lot of passion to make this unique black. Finally, we found an exquisite amount of blue pigment to match this innocent black pigment.
The gleaming blue pigment which can hardly be seen is the secret of the intellectuality and elegance of this colour. Why don’t you pick this colour to enhance the worth of you?

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Desert Flower

You could suddenly bump into a small flower when you are walking through a desert in Africa. At first glance, it is transient as it seems to be blown by the breeze easily. However, its root under the dried land will never let it die and blooms gracefully.

“Desert Flower” describes that single flower in the middle of the desert . The refined beige, an easy-to-match colour, with the accent of the gorgeous pink. Why don’t you pick this colour to gain something more maturity than cuteness?

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Ivory

A soft ivory with a slightly creamier tone than pure white. Combine it with dark styling to add brightness, with vivid colors such as pink and blue to create a loose feeling, or match it with a sporty style, or even with an elegant style. It is a neutral color that can be used in multiple ways with just one.

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Harvest

When the harvesting season approaches, here and there, the African land turns golden brown with the ear of wheat and minor grains. They, every time the wind blows, sway back and forth, sparkling brightly. “Harvest” is the color of subdued yellow beige, reminiscent of the beautiful rural landscape of Africa. It is casual despite its elegant color; it can be used throughout the year.

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