MUJI furniture and stationery

MUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980 as a generic brand for the supermarket chain Seiyu, has grown into a global retail powerhouse known for its minimalist design and 'no-brand' philosophy. The brand's full name, Mujirushi Ryōhin, translates to 'no-brand quality goods.'

While rooted in Japanese design aesthetics, MUJI sources its products from diverse locations. High-precision items like specific pens are often manufactured in Japan, while textiles, furniture, and household items are produced in various countries including China, Vietnam, and Indonesia to maintain cost-efficiency and supply chain stability.

Today, MUJI is owned and operated by Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., based in Tokyo. The company continues to expand internationally, emphasizing sustainability and functional design across its vast product range, from apparel and cosmetics to pre-fabricated houses.