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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 Barracuta G9
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Beams + x Barracuta G9

Founded in 1937, the Manchester-born Barracuta brand and its original Harrington jacket the G9

Tokyo CULTuART Store by Beams
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Tokyo CULTuART Store by Beams

Emphasizing a love for various cultures including fashion, design and art, Beams offers up


Chimayo Weaving x Beams x Porter
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Chimayo Weaving x Beams x Porter

Sourcing out traditional Chimayo Weaving techniques, Beams and Porter have teamed up to create

WIRED featuring BEAMS vol.12 Watches
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WIRED featuring BEAMS vol.12 Watches

Keeping up with their long standing tradition, Japanese watch makers WIRED hook up with BEAMS

Beams x Ked's - Champion OX
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Beams x Ked's - Champion OX

As one of the longest serving footwear brands, Keds may have lost some steam in the

Fuji Rock Festival '08 x Beams Tees

Fuji Rock Festival '08 x Beams Tees

The giant ongoing collaboration t-shirt project set forth by Beams has brought a wealth of talented designers from numerous walks of life together on a simple t-shirt canvas. Teaming up with the Fuji Rock Festival ‘08, some interesting artists have joined the latest Beams cause including Disney inspired BLOC28, OVER THE STRiPES, Palm Graphics and Stanley Maus. The music festival is set to take place July 25th through 27th at the Naeba Ski Resort. For more information check smash-uk.com/frf08.

7-ELEVEN x Beams

7-ELEVEN x Beams

In an unlikely pairing, Japanese retailer Beams has linked up with world convenience store giants 7-ELEVEN in the creation of a pack of stationary. The pack includes the likes of pens, notepads and glue sticks. Available at what we assume is 7-ELEVEN stores across Japan. Source: Monocle, WE ARE THE MARKET

Beams x Porter Exotic Leather Collection

Beams x Porter Exotic Leather Collection

The B-Jirushi Yoshida partnership featuring Beams and Porter has revealed a new series of wallets as part of their Exotic Leather collection. the wallets incorporate rare materials to offer a well designed luxurious wallet. The two newest styles feature diamond python skin and Kanae crocodile skin. Each wallet’s details go beyond the exterior to include soft calf skin linings and are sure to age aesthetically with the owners daily use. Available now at allbeams.com.

Beams x Porter Hide Collection

Beams x Porter Hide Collection

In a relationship that has spanned many marquee products, this most recent Hide collection from the ongoing Beams x Porter partnership is a testament to a collections strengths and maturity as a co-branded project. The all leather Hide offerings are specially treated for water repellency as well as including little details such as a laptop compartment. Three styles include a Ruck Sack, Day Pack and Active Carry Case and are available now at select dealers.

Beams x Converse Chuck Taylor All Star
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Beams x Converse Chuck Taylor All Star

One of Japan’s finest retailers in Beams has teamed up with Converse on the legendary and timeless Chuck Taylor All Star Hi. The glossy patent leather finish includes matching lace holes and a leather lining. Black and white are both available now through Beams. Source: Beams via High Snobiety

Beams x Head Porter 2008 Spring/Summer Briefcase

Beams x Head Porter 2008 Spring/Summer Briefcase

The ongoing collaboration between Beams and Head Porter recently included a briefcase as part of their 5th anniversary. Suitable for spring and summer, the bag is made from canvas with special treatments. Though it looks like leather in the pictures, a hand rubbed treatment was used to achieve this look. “The fabric of “FREE STYLE” has a unique texture of the contraction which is made by the piece-dyed high-density canvas #10 with clear polyurethane pressure bonding. Every piece was finished by hand-rubbing to make the leather-like texture. The artisan skill is one of the characteristics of this series.” More to come on high profile collabos from Beams x Head Porter. Source: All Beams

International Gallery Beams 2008 Spring Collection

International Gallery Beams 2008 Spring Collection

As one of the leading retailers in Japan, Beams and their in-store label International Gallery Beams has released some new shirts as part of their spring collection. The assortment of simple button-up western shirts are constructed with various checkered fabrics as well as gingham. Available now through Beams.

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