Prints produced with our sustainable inkjet textile printer “FOREARTH” were used on garments in the collection presented by fashion brand ANREALAGE at Paris Fashion Week AUTUMN/WINTER 2026-27, held on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

The collection comprised 27 looks, 15 of which featured FOREARTH prints. Since its 2024 collection, ANREALAGE has adopted FOREARTH for fabric printing and focused on sustainable printing while pursuing expressions using a wide variety of textiles. By leveraging FOREARTH’s ability to complete the printing process in a short time, ANREALAGE has continued to challenge new forms of expression across diverse materials under a production process unconstrained by the limitations of fabric or technique. This marks the fifth collaboration between Kyocera and ANREALAGE.

The theme of ANREALAGE’s latest collection is “GHOST.” Starting from questions such as “present yet invisible” and “between presence and absence,” the collection, created in collaboration with “GHOST IN THE SHELL”, took inspiration from the optical camouflage suits appearing in the work to explore invisibility and the blurring of contours. Garments change their outlines depending on viewing distance and angle, producing a visual experience in which they appear to assimilate with the surrounding landscape. Presented not merely as clothing but as “information media” that transform to blend into urban and informational spaces, ANREALAGE’s cutting-edge expressions drew global attention.

Supporting ANREALAGE’s sophisticated and delicate expressions was Kyocera’s sustainable inkjet textile printer, FOREARTH. The printer employs proprietary technology that substantially streamlines conventional dyeing processes, including pre- and post-treatment, enabling high-resolution prints using only printing and drying. Under the “Water Free Concept,” which minimizes water use during printing, FOREARTH achieves both a reduced environmental impact from effluent and expressive capabilities such as delicate tonal gradations and multi-color transitions.
For this collection, which demanded diverse graphics, subtle tonal rendering, and consistent color reproduction across different materials, effects traditionally achieved with water—such as bleeding and soft blurring—were reproduced without water-based processes. The team also explored ways to alter the perceived character of materials, for example creating the look of denim or leather on different substrates through printing.

FOREARTH’s digital printing technology faithfully reproduces designers’ intentions while also offering flexibility for small production runs and short lead times, realizing a “Creative Free” approach to manufacturing that does not constrain creativity.