The genuine luxury only she who chooses Churie’s necklace knows

Around the year 2001, I was in New York working as a designer of haute couture costumes for professional clients such as operatic singers, stage dancers, etc.
The experience of making costumes in an environment surrounded by artistic creators gave me a huge impact and enabled me to go forward with career as a designer.

One day, it just came to me, a thought of how fantastic an experience it will be if I could offer bespoke, made to order services to many more of ordinary people.

Surely nothing compares to haute couture garments for their ultimate comforts and luxurious superiority, yet in order to pass the message to people, it needed to have somewhat more accessible media. Then I came across the Crochet Chains. (*see the link [what is Crochet Chains])

This experience eventually changed the course of my career – launching “Churie” brand in 2006, aiming to offer more customers opportunities of owning and enjoying made to order accessories.

Accessories also have the best size for each person who wears them.

Especially with necklaces, you could achieve a perfect and beautiful fitting by selecting the right piece.

On the other hand, if you choose the wrong sized long necklace, the coordination of dress and accessory will become rather unbalanced and unattractive.
It is not just the length of a necklace but the size of motifs as well.

When all is well balanced and fitted, the ultimate luxury could truly be experienced.

At Churie, you are offered to have counseling and discussion with the designer until you are totally happy to select the design to proceed.

As with the haute couture dresses, you, as a customer together with the Churie designer will make your one and only special piece.

It is our pleasure if more of the customers could experience the sheer joy and luxury of owning made to order piece of accessory.

Koyuki
Churie Founder and Designer

After graduating from a University in Tokyo, worked at Apparel and IT industry for 7 years.
3 months after reading an article about [the disappearing reality of skills in Haute Couture] decided to go to the US and study for Haute Couture dressmaking.

At [Maison Sapho School of Dressmaking & Design Inc.] in New York, Koyuki gained experience and learning particular skills for making Haute Couture garments and fashion accessories.

Back in her native Japan in 2004, Koyuki started to have a strong desire to let not only the professional singers and stage dancers but the ordinary ladies know of the Haute Couture of accessories, that how gorgeous and lovely it can be to have them made only for themselves.

So determined she was that in 2006 Koyuki managed to launch her own brand “Churie” with a face to face design studio for counseling, in Motomachi, in Yokohama city.
And she has never looked back to this day.