CROCODILE LADIES

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French touch British Trad
CROCODILE LADIES is a women’s casual brand developed by Yamato International. It debuted in 2002 and, in the context of “French touch British Trad,” proposes outfits that add French elements to the traditional “British Trad” style. With travel as its theme, the brand centers its styling on high quality and comfort, and offers looks suited to a wide range of occasions, from everyday wear to outings, including its iconic small crocodile motif.

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Based on the “British Trad” style, which values tradition and discipline, it is a style that is socially appropriate, does not cause discomfort to others, and is accessible to Japanese people. Adding a French sense of style, or “French touch,” brings a contemporary feel and proposes a youthful, lighthearted style.

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1952
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Crocodile’s main women’s line, serving standard sizes

The core line responsible for Crocodile’s standard women’s sizes, it officially builds on

The core line responsible for Crocodile’s standard women’s sizes, it officially builds on British Trad and adds a French touch, proposing modern, easygoing outfits while retaining tradition and discipline. With CROCODILE LADIES Relax handling the larger sizes, 2L and 3L, this line serves as the main range for women. Within the Crocodile group, it occupies the center of basic everyday wear, in contrast to CODE’s trend-oriented offerings and the sport-oriented focus of SWITCH MOTION CROCODILE.

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