RNA SWEAT

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RNA SWEAT was a unisex cut-and-sew line developed by the Japanese apparel brand RNA. Based on the themes of MUSIC, ART, and the 80’s, it offered visually printed products centered on T-shirts and sweatshirts, with a focus on printing techniques and finishing. As a line derived from RNA, it offered sizes for both men and women. Designer Satoshi Yamada was involved in everything from product planning to design as a founding member. The year the brand began cannot be confirmed.

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Expresses resonance with the three themes of MUSIC, ART, and the 80’s through a variety of visuals. Its size range accommodates a broad range of wearers and unisex styling, while its focus on printing techniques and finishing informs original cut-and-sew pieces.

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1984
1984 Parent brand
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A cut-and-sew line expressing music and art through prints

RNA SWEAT was an offshoot line that developed RNA’s street-casual direction through a prod

RNA SWEAT was an offshoot line that developed RNA’s street-casual direction through a product range centered on cut-and-sew items. With music, art, and the 1980s as its themes, it offered items such as T-shirts featuring prints and hand-finishing, for both men and women. Whereas RNA as a whole offered a broad range of apparel, RNA SWEAT focused on cut-and-sew items that made use of graphic expression. While sharing street and denim elements, RNA SLANG handled streetwear with a subculture background, whereas RNA SWEAT was a line centered on themed printed items. Its current presence could not be confirmed in the official brand listings.

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