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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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Latest Collections

Beams Plus x Kelty Bespoke 10th Anniversary "Mocking Bird" Backpack
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Beams Plus x Kelty Bespoke 10th Anniversary "Mocking Bird" Backpack

In celebration of Beams Plus’ 10th anniversary, the Japanese brand teams up with Kelty on a

Kapok x Beams x Porter Bjirushi Exhibition and Pop-Up Store
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Kapok x Beams x Porter Bjirushi Exhibition and Pop-Up Store

Hong Kong retailer Kapok recently partnered with Bjirushi on a special retrosecpetive


Beams 2009 Fall/Winter Lookbook
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Beams 2009 Fall/Winter Lookbook

Presenting some of their more coveted product of the season, Beams unveil their latest lookbook

Beams x Dr. Martens
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Beams x Dr. Martens

Beams combines two classic elements in their own right to create this collaborative effort with

Beams x Oakley Frogskins Collection
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Beams x Oakley Frogskins Collection

While there’s no denying the popularity in Oakley’s classic Frogskins, as of late we’ve seen a

Beams x Keystone Canvas Product 2Way Tote Bag
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Beams x Keystone Canvas Product 2Way Tote Bag

A brand with a legacy spanning over a century since 1907, Keystone Canvas Product was

BEAMS x Nike Sportswear Women's Aerofit 25th Anniversary
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BEAMS x Nike Sportswear Women's Aerofit 25th Anniversary

To kick off their 25th anniversary, Japanese retailer BEAMS celebrates the occasion with a

Beams x Artesania x Porter | Keds
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Beams x Artesania x Porter | Keds

New Jersey-based Artesania has developed a strong following for their production of traditional

Beams 2009 Spring/Summer Catalog
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Beams 2009 Spring/Summer Catalog

ACL gives us a look into the latest offerings from Beams Japan via their Spring/Summer 2009

Ed Templeton x Beams x Emerica Collection
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Ed Templeton x Beams x Emerica Collection

Having already designed various popular sneaker models together, Emerica continues their

Beams Plus x New Balance M990 EX
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Beams Plus x New Balance M990 EX

A brand which has recently seen its availability extend outside its traditional Japanese

Chimayo Weaving x Beams x Porter Messenger Bag
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Chimayo Weaving x Beams x Porter Messenger Bag

Seeing a previous effort on a number of wallets, Beams and Porter have teamed up once again on

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