visvim 最新「VISVIM MOTORS CLUB」別注系列第三彈即將登陸 The Repulse Bay Village
visvim將於本週六（6 月 14 日）發售 visvim 旗下概念支線「VISVIM MOTORS CLUB」的第三彈作品。此系列的核心，源於主理人中村世紀（Hiroki Nakamura）對駕駛古董車的獨特理解——這不僅是一種移動方式，更是一場需要運用五感的體驗。
中村世紀在闡述系列概念時提到，駕駛老車時，從軚盤傳來的震動、引擎的聲響與氣味，都要求駕駛者必須磨礪感官，時刻與車輛保持連結。當中充滿了不確定性，甚至需要親手維修，但正是這些與現代汽車截然不同的互動，構成了駕駛的真正樂趣。「VISVIM MOTORS CLUB」的目標，便是呈獻一系列能讓這趟體驗更為投入的服飾與鞋履。
系列推出多款為此體驗而設的單品，將賽車運動的經典元素與 visvim 的匠心工藝結合。注目單品包括一件質感厚重的皮革 Stadium Jacket，以及一條全新的 Driving Pants。當中尤其特別的是一款恤衫，採用了日本傳統的「久留米絣」（Kurume Kasuri）面料，並織上賽車格仔旗圖案，將精湛的傳統工藝與賽車主題巧妙融合。
中村世紀分享，此概念最初是為 2023 年夏季於加州 Carmel 開設的新店而構思。本次的第三彈系列，除了登陸全球指定零售商外，亦繼早前F.I.L. INDIGO CAMPING TRAILER期間限定店後再次特意選址在香港淺水灣The Repulse Bay Village設置「VISVIM MOTORS CLUB」期間限定店，讓香港 visvim 粉絲能親身感受中村世紀的復古駕駛哲學。
VISVIM MOTORS CLUB 香港期間限定店/The Repulse Bay Village日期：6 月 15 日（星期日）起對外開放地點：淺水灣道 109 號 The Repulse Bay 1 樓 G211 號舖
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