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ASIATICA

CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF ASIATICA IN NEW YORK CITY!

THE LAST SPECTACULAR TRUNK SHOW

Dear Friends,

The bags are zipped and Chris, Kate and I are in New York. 

In the bags are more than 150 garments— most have NOT been posted to our website, but have been held back for you to see them first in NYC! 

For this GRAND FINALE TRUNK SHOW, we have raided our “stash cabinet” and made a splendid collection using some of the most magnificent vintage textiles which we have been hoarding for just such a moment. 

Come and visit us— even if only to allow us to thank you in person for nearly five decades of precious relationships. 

Elizabeth 

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A LETTER FROM THE TEAM

Before we pack our trunks for our grand finale in New York, we wanted to pause where the story began: looking at these one-of-a-kind garments right where they took shape, inside our Kansas City space.

For many years, this space has been a home for imagination, craft, and an extraordinary group of people as singular as the pieces themselves. This editorial is a tribute to that history and a bridge to our final chapter. 

Because so many of our cherished friends and clients have supported us from afar and never had the opportunity to visit us in person, this brings our space to you. Please join us in celebrating five decades of work before we head to New York one last time—letting the space itself be an essential part of the farewell.

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FALL '26 — VOL. III PT. I

THE SPECTRUM OF FALL 

A-Z LIST CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF ASIATICA

EST. 1977
ASIATICA

Asiatica is a unique retail store located in Kansas City. In our shop we make one-of-a-kind garments from vintage Japanese kimono, contemporary artisanal fabrics from Japan and other luxurious textiles. We also offer a carefully chosen selection of scarves, shawls and jewelry as well as an exceptional collection of antique and modern objects, mostly from Japan.