T-LINE

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T-LINE is a capsule collection by MARK & LONA. It was unveiled in the United States in January 2023 as part of the brand’s 15th anniversary. The collection offers apparel and accessories featuring predominantly monochromatic colors, basic designs that feel equally at home as everyday wear, and high functionality as golf wear. MARK & LONA started in Los Angeles, with details designed and planned in Tokyo. The brand’s founder, representative director, president, and creative director is Tomoaki Matsumura.

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T-LINE offers an apparel and accessories collection designed to be enjoyed as essential wear not only in Asia but also in Western markets. It features predominantly monochromatic colors, basic designs that feel equally at home as everyday wear, the quality of refined adult daily wear, and high functionality as golf wear.

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The most everyday-oriented, accessible derivative line

T-LINE, announced in the United States in 2023 as part of a 15th-anniversary initiative, i

T-LINE, announced in the United States in 2023 as part of a 15th-anniversary initiative, is a capsule collection that aims to offer essential wear that is easy to wear not only in Asia but also in Western markets. Centered on monochrome tones, it combines the basics of everyday clothing, the quality of refined daily wear for adults, and the functionality of golf wear. It is developed as the most everyday-oriented entry point, with GENERAL’s decorative elements kept to a minimum.

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