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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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SASQUATCHfabrix. x BlackMeans x BEAMS "Generation Tokyo: Alternative Hippie Front" Pop-Up Shop
Fashion

SASQUATCHfabrix. x BlackMeans x BEAMS "Generation Tokyo: Alternative Hippie Front" Pop-Up Shop

Generation Tokyo: Alternative Hippie Front recently began its month and a half long stint in

BEAMS x BUZZ RICKSON 2010-11 Fall/Winter "Modern Aviator" Collection
Fashion

BEAMS x BUZZ RICKSON 2010-11 Fall/Winter "Modern Aviator" Collection

BEAMS and TOYO ENTERPRISE’s BUZZ RICKSON label link up to create a new capsule for the 2010-11


HUMAN MADE Pop-Up Shop @ BEAMS
Fashion

HUMAN MADE Pop-Up Shop @ BEAMS

BEAMS will be playing host to an upcoming HUMAN MADE pop-up shop from the duo of NIGO and

Beams 2010 Fall/Winter Catalog
Fashion

Beams 2010 Fall/Winter Catalog

ACL shares with us a look into the 2010 Fall/Winter catalog from Tokyo-based retailer/brand

BEAMS x Dr. Martens Patent Wing-Tip
Footwear Fashion

BEAMS x Dr. Martens Patent Wing-Tip

BEAMS and Dr. Martens continue their collaborative relationship into the 2010 fall/winter with

Loopwheeler x Beams Fleece Pants
Fashion

Loopwheeler x Beams Fleece Pants

Japanese fleece specialists Loopwheeler work up this new limited edition design alongside

BEAMS Works x Porter Digital Camera Case
Fashion

BEAMS Works x Porter Digital Camera Case

BEAMS WORKS and Porter team-up with to create a small-scale gadget pouch. Created with

Beams Fuji Rock Festival 2010 Tees
Fashion

Beams Fuji Rock Festival 2010 Tees

Beams develops a new series of t-shirts for this year’s Fuji Rock Festival. Three different

BEAMS Wingtip
Footwear Fashion

BEAMS Wingtip

First made by Britain’s oldest shoe manufacturers, “Alfred Sargent”, this wingtip shoe was

men's FUDGE 2010 Spring/Summer “Summer Styles” Editorial
Fashion

men's FUDGE 2010 Spring/Summer “Summer Styles” Editorial

With Photography by Ishida Shohei and styling from Taniguchi Shinta, this “Summer Styles”

BEAMS x Porter Pouch
Fashion

BEAMS x Porter Pouch

Japanese labels Porter and BEAMS add to their collaborative range with this pouch bag. A

diagni x TOKYO CULTUART by BEAMS "Ninja" Strap
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diagni x TOKYO CULTUART by BEAMS "Ninja" Strap

BEAMS’s TOKYO CULTUART by BEAMS initiative was launched as a special platform to bring light to

 

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