CHILLE

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CHILLE is a Japan-originated women’s fashion sub-brand developed by ANAP. Centered on a girly aesthetic and vintage mix, it has offered clothing, bags, accessories, and other items at accessible prices, from staple pieces to seasonal trends. Building on an approachable image, it presents “grown-up cuteness” that retains feminine appeal, and is one of ANAP’s major brand lines, operating primarily through online sales.

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Taking inspiration from “chill,” which evokes an approachable impression and making friends easily, the brand transforms seasonal trends into relaxed, appealing styles. It presents “grown-up cuteness” through styling that is loved by everyone while retaining feminine appeal.

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1992
1992 Parent brand
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An e-commerce-focused line centered on mature feminine style

CHILLE is an e-commerce-focused line derived from ANAP’s main brand and developed for wome

CHILLE is an e-commerce-focused line derived from ANAP’s main brand and developed for women in their mid-20s who are highly attuned to trends and prefer feminine styles. Unlike ANAP’s street-casual style and anap mimpi’s surf and resort orientation, CHILLE focused on “adult cuteness,” combining feminine silhouettes with trend items. While Latina took a more striking, sexy direction and Alluge focused on mature urban casualwear, CHILLE was positioned as an accessible entry point to feminine casualwear for everyday use. Today, listings are centered more on past products and inventory items than on it as a main line.

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