Idol-Approved Style Arrives in Japan
CAMPO has gained significant traction in Korea, even hosting a successful pop-up in Seongsu, a trendy district in Seoul. Its popularity has soared thanks to its adoption by several prominent K-POP artists, most notably multiple members of SEVENTEEN. Now, Japanese fans can get their hands on these coveted items.
Exclusive Pop-Up Details
For a limited period, the CAMPO collection will be available at:
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Dates: February 11, 2026 (Wednesday/Holiday) – February 17, 2026 (Tuesday)
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Location: JR Nagoya Takashimaya, 1F Women’s Accessory Area, Event Spot, MATILDA DEPT. Limited-Time Shop
Featured Collection: Bracelets and Caps Worn by SEVENTEEN
The pop-up will showcase a range of items, including the iconic bracelets and caps worn by SEVENTEEN members.
BRACELET ver.1
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Material: 316L HIGH-QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL
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Size: XS (16.5cm)
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Price: 3,630 JPY (Excl. Tax), 3,993 JPY (Incl. Tax)
This bracelet has been seen on SEVENTEEN’s Woozi, Wonwoo, S.Coups, and Hoshi at various events, including CG Art Hall, Incheon Asiad Main Stadium, and Incheon Munhak Stadium.
BRACELET ver.2
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Material: 316L HIGH-QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL
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Size: XS (16.5cm)
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Price: 3,630 JPY (Excl. Tax), 3,993 JPY (Incl. Tax)
SEVENTEEN’s Joshua and Woozi have been spotted wearing this bracelet on platforms such as Kyu TV.
CP PERFORMANCE MESH CAP
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Material: PEs (POLYESTER)
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Size: FREE SIZE (Adjustable)
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Price: 4,540 JPY (Excl. Tax), 4,994 JPY (Incl. Tax)
This cap has been worn by SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua, notably at Inspire Arena.
For Carats and fashion enthusiasts in Japan, this is a moment to celebrate. The opportunity to acquire a piece of idol fashion while supporting a meaningful cause truly makes this pop-up special.
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This Japan debut of CAMPO signifies a growing trend where fashion not only expresses personal style but also serves as a vehicle for social good. It highlights the increasing global influence of K-fashion and the power of idol endorsement in bridging cultural gaps, potentially paving the way for more socially conscious brands to enter the Japanese market.
