Korean brand CAMPO launches in Japan, donating part of profits to animal welfare. A pop-up shop will be held in Nagoya from Feb 11-17.
February/4/2026 16:40
The popular donation-based brand "CAMPO" from Seoul, South Korea, is making its first appearance in Japan. CAMPO contributes part of its profits to animal welfare organizations focused on protecting cats and dogs. This debut in Japan will be an offline-only sale in Nagoya for a limited time. A pop-up will be held at JR Nagoya Takashimaya from February 11 (Wednesday, holiday) to February 17 (Tuesday). CAMPO is worn by many popular K-POP artists in Japan, notably several members of SEVENTEEN. Currently, a pop-up is also being held in the trendy area of Seongsu in Seoul. Event details: "CAMPO POP-UP" Period: February 11 (Wednesday, holiday) to February 17 (Tuesday) Location: 1st floor of JR Nagoya Takashimaya, Women's Accessories section, Event Spot MATILDA DEPT. Limited-time shop. Product details: BRACELET ver.1 Material: 316L HIGH-QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL Size: XS (16.5cm) Price: 3,630 yen (excluding tax), 3,993 yen (including tax). This bracelet was worn by SEVENTEEN's Woozi, Wonwoo, Scoups, and Hoshi at CG Art Hall/Incheon Asiad Main Stadium/Incheon Munhak Stadium. BRACELET ver.2 Material: 316L HIGH-QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL Size: XS (16.5cm) Price: 3,630 yen (excluding tax), 3,993 yen (including tax). This bracelet was worn by SEVENTEEN's Joshua and Woozi on Kyu TV. CP PERFORMANCE MESH CAP Material: PEs (POLYESTER) Size: FREE SIZE, adjustable Price: 4,540 yen (excluding tax), 4,994 yen (including tax). This cap was worn by SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan and Joshua at Inspire Arena. Related links: MATILDA DEPT. official YouTube channel.
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