Why it belongs in ORBIS
Ginkgo makes clothing with graphics drawn from Vietnamese culture and everyday life, sold through shops in Ho Chi Minh City and elsewhere in Vietnam. Its range includes T-shirts for adults and children alongside shirts and accessories. The brand lists more than one shop on Le Loi Street, so choose the particular branch before setting out.
Ginkgo is a Vietnam-based clothing and accessories label that foregrounds original design and material choice. Its clothing range covers adults and children, moving from T-shirts and polos to shirts and trousers as well as outerwear. Accessories extend the same graphic language into bags and stationery as well as hand fans as well as scarves and caps. Fabric categories provide a second way to understand the label. Organic cotton appears separately from Supima cotton, while linen has its own place in the range. Those distinctions make fibre part of the product identity rather than leaving it buried in care information. Ginkgo's breadth is therefore held together by two consistent ideas: artwork developed for the label and an explicit vocabulary of textiles. A graphic can move from a shirt to a smaller object, but the material changes how each version feels and functions. The business also connects its product pages with a story and creation programme, giving the designs context beyond a catalogue grid. Ginkgo operates as a Vietnamese design label whose apparel and objects share visual authorship. Cotton and linen choices supplying a practical material structure.