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Founded 12-1953
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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BEAMS is a prominent Japanese contemporary fashion chain and label based in Tokyo, Japan, in 1976. BEAMS is founded by Etsuzo Shitara with Osamu Shigematsu, who is the store manager and have managed the Shinko Inc. cardboard packaging business. BEAMS began a push for international expansion, opening up a women’s clothing store in Hong Kong in 2006, and subsequently accounts in Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei and Bangkok. Currently, Yo Shitara is the company’s CEO, with BEAMS boasting over 70 domestic stores and sales profits of ¥44.6 billion JPY in 2006.
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BEAMS x Made in Tsubame 2012 Capsule Collection
Travel

BEAMS x Made in Tsubame 2012 Capsule Collection

Tokyo fashion boutique BEAMS has always been a devoted supporter of domestic craftsmanship — this

BEAMS x PUMA 2012 Spring/Summer Capsule Collection
Fashion

BEAMS x PUMA 2012 Spring/Summer Capsule Collection

BEAMS and PUMA are continuing with their inspired collaboration with another capsule collection for


BEAMS for Ace Hotel "Book Learnin'" Video
Fashion

BEAMS for Ace Hotel "Book Learnin'" Video

To increase visibility for its collaboration, BEAMS has cooked up a short film dubbed “Book

EVER KHAKI 2012 Spring/Summer Shoulder Bag
Fashion

EVER KHAKI 2012 Spring/Summer Shoulder Bag

Portage accessories from Japan’s EVER KHAKI returns with a Shoulder Bag for Spring/Summer 2012.

BEAMS x Ace Hotel Interview Video
Fashion

BEAMS x Ace Hotel Interview Video

Ace Hotel is no stranger to collaborations, having aligned with the likes of Converse, Incase,

BEAMS x Herschel Supply Co. 2012 Spring/Summer Backpacks
Fashion

BEAMS x Herschel Supply Co. 2012 Spring/Summer Backpacks

Herschel Supply Co. is a century-old portaging outfit best known for its clean, utilitarian

BEAMS BIKE SHOP COMMUTER by Levi's
Fashion

BEAMS BIKE SHOP COMMUTER by Levi's

Levi’s has partnered with BEAMS and Tokyo’s premiere BMX/fixed gear bicycle store W-Base to launch

BEAMS x Porter Tanker Series
Fashion

BEAMS x Porter Tanker Series

Available in forms that include a rucksack, tote bag, waist pouch and messenger bag, the

BEAMS 2012 "DRUG STORE BEAMS" Stationery Collection
Design

BEAMS 2012 "DRUG STORE BEAMS" Stationery Collection

With its position as a full entrenched lifestyle brand, BEAMS is looking to expand even further

BEAMS PLUS 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
Fashion

BEAMS PLUS 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

BEAMS launched in Japan in the mid ’70s as a revolutionary multifaceted clothing manufacturer and

BEAMS x Porter Yoshida B World Travelers Ruck
Fashion

BEAMS x Porter Yoshida B World Travelers Ruck

New from Japanese label retailer BEAMS and Porter Yoshida B is the World Travelers Ruck. This

BEAMS x Dr. Martens 7-Eye Brogue Boot
Footwear Fashion

BEAMS x Dr. Martens 7-Eye Brogue Boot

BEAMS and Dr. Martens align to present a new boot model for this season under the guise of the

 

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