Wacko Maria

Wacko Maria

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Founded in 2005 by former J-League soccer players Keiji Ishizuka and Atsuhiko Mori, Wacko Maria is one of Japan’s staple labels — often identified by its use of animal prints and bold artist collabs. With its "Paradise Tokyo" flagship store in Nakameguro, the brand focuses on hosting events for its community, collaborating with other Japanese imprints, and a stredy release of quality softgoods. Its collections often take references from the world of music, art and Japanese culture, and incorporate them into signature pieces like the Hawaiian shirt, souvenir jackets and home goods.
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Latest Collections

WACKO MARIA and Baracuta Deliver Dual-Pattern G9 and G4 Jackets
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WACKO MARIA and Baracuta Deliver Dual-Pattern G9 and G4 Jackets

Presented by Baracuta
Featuring tiger prints, Fraser tartan and more.

Wacko Maria and MINEDENIM Return With FW21 Retro Shirts
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Wacko Maria and MINEDENIM Return With FW21 Retro Shirts

A lesson in Hawaiian shirt layering.


8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
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8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

Featuring Supreme, JJJJound, WACKO MARIO, Palace and more.

Sound Museum Vision and Contact Release Collaborative Items With Tokyo Creatives
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Sound Museum Vision and Contact Release Collaborative Items With Tokyo Creatives

A limited release featuring UNDERCOVER, Wacko Maria, Verdy, Wasted Youth, and more.

WACKO MARIA Reconnects With Acclaimed Tattoo Artist Tim Lehi for SS21
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WACKO MARIA Reconnects With Acclaimed Tattoo Artist Tim Lehi for SS21

Delivering tiger print Hawaiian pieces for the summer.

WACKO MARIA and el Nido flips Deliver Suede Leather Flip-Flops for the Summer
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WACKO MARIA and el Nido flips Deliver Suede Leather Flip-Flops for the Summer

Marking the latest collaboration between the Japanese and Filipino brands.

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
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8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

Featuring Supreme, Palace, Gallery Dept., NOAH and more.

WACKO MARIA Taps 56 Tattoo Studio for SS21 Collaboration
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WACKO MARIA Taps 56 Tattoo Studio for SS21 Collaboration

Delivering bold shirts with “demon skull” graphics.

WACKO MARIA x WOLF'S HEAD SS21 Collab Fuses '50s American Style With Japanese Streetwear Silhouettes
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WACKO MARIA x WOLF'S HEAD SS21 Collab Fuses '50s American Style With Japanese Streetwear Silhouettes

Paying homage to both culture’s street style aesthetics.

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
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8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

Featuring Supreme, Palace, Balenciaga, WACKO MARIA and more.

The Notorious B.I.G. Is Honored in Collaborative WACKO MARIA Collection
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The Notorious B.I.G. Is Honored in Collaborative WACKO MARIA Collection

Highlighting the artworks of ‘Born Again’ and ‘Life After Death’ on Hawaiian shirts, sweatshirts and more.

WACKO MARIA and Suicoke Just Delivered a Duo of Leopard Print Room Shoes
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WACKO MARIA and Suicoke Just Delivered a Duo of Leopard Print Room Shoes

In case you wanted to lounge around the crib in style.

 

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