MARcourt

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Wear freely, be myself.
MARCourt is a Japanese select shop that launched in 2007. Operated by Osaka-based Mother’s Industry, represented by President and Representative Director Nobuaki Sasano, it offers a mix of its own original brands, including MARMARMAR, with mizuiro ind at the center, and brands from Japan and abroad. Its television commercials present a vision in which clothes chosen according to one’s own preferences express “individuality” and make everyday life shine more beautifully.

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The concept portrays the everyday lives of women across generations and expresses how clothes from MARCourt (mizuiro ind) accompany them through their diverse life scenes, bringing out their individuality as “being myself.” It depicts how wearing what one chooses according to one’s own preferences can gently encourage them, making ordinary days shine more beautifully.

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2023
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MARMARMAR
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MARcourt’s TRAD/WORK-oriented house brand

MARMARMAR is a house brand that emerged from MARcourt and launched for Spring/Summer 2023.

MARMARMAR is a house brand that emerged from MARcourt and launched for Spring/Summer 2023. Within MARcourt’s group of original brands, it is an in-house line alongside mizuiro ind, MidiUmi, and MIDIUMISOLID, distinct from its select items. The name MAR means “sea” in Spanish, and the brand is based on TRAD, WORK, SPORT, and UNIFORM, with a broad range spanning shirts, sweatshirts, outerwear, and bottoms. It is designed for settings ranging from everyday urban life to the outdoors, and gives classic standards a contemporary treatment.

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