MILK

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MILK is a Japanese fashion brand founded in 1970 by designer Hitomi Okawa in Harajuku, Tokyo. It focuses primarily on clothing for women, and MILK Co., Ltd. handles its planning, production, and sales. The brand’s official website presents the creation of a shop called “MILK” for girls in Harajuku as the story of the brand’s beginnings. In 1974, MILKBOY, a menswear line, was launched and has been developed by the same company alongside MILK. Founder Okawa continues to be involved in the brand’s creative work.

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Founded
1974-2017
1974 Sub-brand
MILKBOY
Clothing

A line within the brand family focused on menswear

It began in 1974 as MILK’s men’s line and is developed as a line with its own name within

It began in 1974 as MILK’s men’s line and is developed as a line with its own name within the MILK brand family. While MILK focuses primarily on womenswear, it offers a distinct proposition centered on menswear. The operating company is shared, but it is presented not simply as another brand from the same company, but as a line derived from MILK.

2017 Sub-brand
LAND by MILKBOY
Clothing

A MILKBOY-derived line focused on unisex offerings

A unisex brand that emerged from a concept shop produced by MILKBOY, which began as MILK’s

A unisex brand that emerged from a concept shop produced by MILKBOY, which began as MILK’s menswear line. Within the brand family that traces back to MILK, it is positioned as a derivative line focused on borderless clothing and accessories, distinct from MILKBOY’s menswear line. The official online shop also presents its products separately from those of MILK and MILKBOY.

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