INGNI First

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Enjoy Everyday Fashion♪
INGNI First was a Japanese fashion brand for girls, launched in 2005 by INGNI Co., Ltd. It proposed fashion for girls aged around 3 to 10 and their mothers, offering ways to enjoy dressing stylishly for everything from school to outings. Under the slogan “Enjoy Everyday Fashion♪,” it supported parent-and-child styling with coordinated looks that incorporated a moderate degree of trend influence without being limited by the conventions of children’s clothing. Sales at INGNI STORE ended on February 27, 2020, while some items continued to be sold at outlets.

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A Girls brand offering styles for girls discovering fashion and their mothers to enjoy together. Without being confined by the conventions of children’s clothing, it delivers ahead of others coordinated looks that incorporate a moderate degree of trend influence and rival adult fashion.

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A discontinued separate line aimed at juniors

INGNI First was a junior-oriented line offered under the INGNI name. Its official online s

INGNI First was a junior-oriented line offered under the INGNI name. Its official online store carried sizes 140–160 cm, and products featured in NicoPuchi can also be confirmed. Its target audience differed from that of INGNI’s main women’s line, which was aimed at people aged 18–25; among the lines offered under the INGNI name, it served as a separate line for children and teens. Sales through INGNI STORE ended on February 27, 2020.

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