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Grown-up casual style blending just the right sweetness with a sense of trend
natural couture is a women's casual brand launched in February 2002 in Tokyo, Japan, by Nice Claup Co., Ltd. under the name “tu-tu NICE CLAUP” (now “natural couture”). Centered on grown-up casual styles that blend just the right amount of sweetness with a sense of trend, the brand is for women who know what they like. It proposes easy-to-coordinate clothes that inspire attachment and are suited not only to special occasions but also to everyday wear—pieces to add to “my favorites.” On PAL CLOSET, it is offered under line names such as sherbet line and mamamo.

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A brand for women who know what they like. It proposes easy-to-coordinate clothes that inspire attachment and are suited not only to special occasions but also to everyday wear—pieces to add to “my favorites.”

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mamamo
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A derivative line focused on practical needs for mothers.

The mamamo series is presented as “natu mamamo” on natural couture product pages. Its avai

The mamamo series is presented as “natu mamamo” on natural couture product pages. Its availability is confirmed as of 2024SS and it continued in 2025SS. For mothers who want to enjoy fashion from pregnancy through the postpartum period, it serves functions distinct from ordinary women’s casualwear, including front-opening designs that make breastfeeding easier and designs that are less likely to emphasize body shape. It is positioned to add practicality for mothers to the parent brand’s wardrobe.

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