Bedwin & The Heartbreakers

Bedwin & The Heartbreakers

Americana-Inspired Japanese Label

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Founded 2003
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS is a Japanese menswear label created under umbrella company DLX Tokyo, which also features Hideki “Hue” Kimura’s DELUXE. BEDWIN was founded and designed by Masafumi “Bebetan” Watanabe in 2003, with both labels sharing many of the same design sensibilities. Known for its designs inspired by traditional American menswear, each collection blends Japanese design and Western styling, drawing influences from Americana of the 1920’s and 1930’s, as well as being one of the first brands in Japan to combine streetwear and tailored menswear. Since then, the brand has built up a strong fanbase worldwide and has collaborated with the likes of adidas Originals, Converse, The North Face and Stussy.
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Latest Collections

Beauty & Youth x BEDWIN and THE HEARTBREAKERS x UNDFTD “B.B.U” 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
Footwear Fashion

Beauty & Youth x BEDWIN and THE HEARTBREAKERS x UNDFTD “B.B.U” 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

Spring/Summer 2012 marks the third time Beauty & Youth, BEDWIN and THE HEARTBREAKERS and UNDFTD

The Deluxe Influence of Bedwin
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The Deluxe Influence of Bedwin

As part of his continuing series that explores different facets of Japanese culture for K-Swiss,


BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “RUBBERSOLE”
Footwear Fashion

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “RUBBERSOLE”

Tokyo-based contemporary fashion label BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS advances its 2012

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS Marcel Espadrilles
Footwear Fashion

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS Marcel Espadrilles

Now available from BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS for Spring/Summer 2012 are the Marcel Espadrilles.

SENSE: BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “My Smile Is A Rifle” Collection Editorial
Fashion

SENSE: BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “My Smile Is A Rifle” Collection Editorial

SENSE magazine offers up another look at some of the latest items presented by BEDWIN & THE

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS “Harrison” Mountain Parka
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BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS “Harrison” Mountain Parka

Led by design director Masafumi Watanabe, Tokyo-based BEDWIN AND THE HEARTBREAKERS are

Jacket Required: BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
Fashion

Jacket Required: BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

Having initially set out to represent and highlight a range of the best in menswear fashions, the

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS Pop-Up Shop @ The Garbstore
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BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS Pop-Up Shop @ The Garbstore

The Garbstore at Notting Hill, London recently hosted a special BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS

BEDWIN & THE UNDERTONES 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
Fashion

BEDWIN & THE UNDERTONES 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

A sub-label of Japan’s BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS, the recently launched BEDWIN & THE

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer Rubin Clear Jar
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BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer Rubin Clear Jar

Continuing to blur the lines between fashion and lifestyle accoutrements, BEDWIN & THE

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “My Smile Is A Rifle” Lookbook
Fashion

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer “My Smile Is A Rifle” Lookbook

Following an initial preview a few weeks ago, Japanese contemporary brand BEDWIN & THE

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer "My Smile Is A Rifle" Collection
Fashion

BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS 2012 Spring/Summer "My Smile Is A Rifle" Collection

Tokyo-based contemporary clothing brand BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS gives us a look into their

 

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