ROSTER BEAR

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ROSTER BEAR is a Japanese fashion brand derived from ROSTER SOX, created by Hironobu Iguchi, representative of Gwynn Co., Ltd. and designer. Centered on the bear known as an icon of ROSTER SOX, the brand offers fashion items such as socks, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and caps. It is characterized by its iconic bear designs, an atmosphere evocative of American sports culture, and a playful spirit. Based at the TAMANIWA shop in Ebisu, Tokyo, it also undertakes exclusive items for select shops and collaborations.

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A brand characterized by iconic BEAR designs, an understated American atmosphere, and a playful spirit.

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2017
2017 Parent brand
TAMANIWA
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A playful apparel line derived from socks

An original line derived from ROSTER SOX, TAMANIWA’s sock brand. It developed from the par

An original line derived from ROSTER SOX, TAMANIWA’s sock brand. It developed from the parent brand’s sock-focused offering and produces apparel such as T-shirts and sweat shorts featuring an iconic bear motif, an American sports feel, and a playful character. While ROSTER SOX focuses on designing sports socks made in Japan and using functional materials, ROSTER BEAR extends the parent brand’s world into clothing through character and graphics. Unlike POTEN, which specializes in hats, and INFIELDER DESIGN, which develops products across categories, it is positioned as a derivative line that expands into apparel from ROSTER SOX.

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