[Out of Print & Rare] ESPRIT Comprehensive Design

The sleeve case has some cracks due to age.
The cover has scratches, fading, and stains. The spine has stains.
The contents are in good condition considering their age.

Please purchase this item with the understanding that it is a used item.

[Out of print & Rare]
ESPRIT: The Comprehensive Design Principle

This is a design collection of the American fashion brand ESPRIT, founded in 1968.
It is a book that summarizes visual communication, branding, and its excellent design management.
It includes explanations along with abundant illustrations of brand advertising, logos, catalogs, product tags, fashion, bedding, store designs in various countries, and more.
It features comments by Eiko Ishioka, Shiro Kuramata, and Ettore Sottsass.
The art director is Tamotsu Yagi, Oliviero Toscani, who became the creative director of Benetton after ESPRIT, was in charge of fashion photography, and Roberto Carra, who was involved with Vogue, was in charge of still life photography.

Edited by: Douglas Tompkins
Cover design: Tamotsu Yagi
Publisher: Robundo
Published: 1989
Pages: 320 pages
Size: 366×253mm
Text: Japanese, English