Collection: gravite

YGT offers one-of-a-kind products for retailers operated by Yokohama Global Trading, and customer satisfaction is our number one priority.

Commitment to Products
We import SDGs related outdoor products from around the world, which are not yet available in Japan, and sell them in Japan.

Founded in 1855, more than 165 years ago, we have preserved over 500 patterns of habura (lining of wings) passed down from generation to generation.

From this extensive collection, we have carefully selected representative patterns to create unique camping gear. Each pattern holds a rich history and tradition spanning 100 years, inviting you to immerse yourself in Japanese heritage and culture, adding a touch of vibrancy to your camping experience.

Commitment to Our Products:

• We initially crafted a lampshade exclusively for the Goal Zero LED Mini Lantern, utilizing fabric dyed from our company's collection of habura patterns aged over 100 years.
• Our emphasis was on achieving the perfect fit for the lampshade, and we went through meticulous prototyping in 0.1 mm increments to achieve that precision.
• All aspects, from dyeing to sewing, are meticulously carried out in Japan (Kyoto).
• Additionally, we are gradually introducing CB/OD can covers, drawstring bags, and other items crafted from these unique fabrics.

If you have specific items in mind that can be sewn with these fabrics, we may consider special orders for small quantities, so please feel free to contact us.

"TSUNAGU" is a peg, not just a peg. It is your partner that enhances the value of camping by utilizing space.

"SOLOFIS" We support your freedom to work when and where you want. We develop items that support you in doing your work when and where you want.

Commitment to Products:
TSUNAGU [Developed to utilize space]
We realized that camping has a problem of securing space.
Then, when I looked at the sky, I felt that nothing is placed in the sky.

We rethought the camp scene, utilizing space instead of flat surfaces. That is when we came up with the idea of TSUNAGU, which utilizes space to create a space. Lanterns would not be placed on the table but above the line of sight as a lantern stand.

Another issue is controlling the heat when cooking. I want the meat to be cooked through, but the vegetables have had enough. However, you want to let them lie in a warm place so they don't get cold, etc. This problem is caused by the integration of fire and the net; by using TSUNAGU, you can use the space to separate the fire and the net.