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TOMORROWLAND
Basic information
- Country
- Japan
- Founded
- 1987
- Category
- Clothing / Accessories / Lifestyle products
Overview
TOMORROWLAND is a brand and select shop launched as a men's brand by the Japanese apparel company Tomorrowland Co., Ltd., which opened its first store in 1987. Based in Tokyo, it plans, produces, sells, wholesales, and imports women's and men's clothing, fashion accessories, accessories, and other items. It also offers related lines such as TOMORROWLAND collection, TOMORROWLAND .B, and TOMORROWLAND HOME.
Sub-brands
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TOMORROWLAND WOMEN 1978
The official entry point for TOMORROWLAND’s women’s offerings, serving as a core category through which users can access women’s brand groups from the homepage and product listings. It functions as a navigation path for browsing women’s lines such as collection and .B across the board, and, paired with MEN, brings together the overall womenswear selection.
A core entry point bringing together the entire womenswear offering
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TOMORROWLAND MEN 1987
The official entry point bringing together TOMORROWLAND’s menswear offerings, serving as a central category where the homepage, product listings, styling, and news can be viewed together. Men’s lines such as PILGRIM, tricot, and BLUE WORK can also be explored across the site through this pathway, so it functions more as a hub for menswear curation than as a single brand.
A core category bringing together the overall menswear offering
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TOMORROWLAND collection 1997
Established in 1997, this is an original brand within TOMORROWLAND Women's. It continues to create pieces using high-quality fabrics and techniques from around the world, with a focus on silhouette and material quality. Within the women's range, .B serves as a different point of entry, while collection, as the core collection line, supports both staple offerings and special projects.
The core collection line within the women's range
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BLUE WORK 2014
As a men's offshoot line of TOMORROWLAND MEN, it has handled casual selections rooted in military and workwear influences. Official styling features items such as fatigue shirts and wide-leg denim, indicating a role that is easy to incorporate into everyday wear within the men's range. In a position distinct from PILGRIM's dresswear focus and tricot's knitwear focus, it broadens the men's wardrobe.
Fulfills the men's military and workwear focus
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TOMORROWLAND PILGRIM 2014
A line developed as TOMORROWLAND MEN's dress clothing label. It offers ready-to-wear that incorporates techniques as close as possible to bespoke tailoring, refining the precision of its construction through silhouettes that follow the body's curves, special orders from prestigious fabric mills, and Italian-made series. Its role is distinct from tricot's knitwear focus and BLUE WORK's casualwear focus, and it occupies a central place in menswear.
A dress label focused on men's tailoring
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BOYS & GIRLS 2019
A designation used as a heading for kids’ initiatives in official news and features; on the product side, it links to TOMORROWLAND BOYS & GIRLS. It brings together initiatives such as summer items and ceremony collections, and covers special-order items for children and seasonal proposals. Separate from WOMEN and MEN, it serves to extend TOMORROWLAND’s worldview into editorial offerings for children.
A designation for the editorial pathway that brings together kids’ initiatives
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TOMORROWLAND BOYS & GIRLS 2019
A kids' line from TOMORROWLAND, offering dresses, blazers, coats, T-shirts, and other items primarily in children's sizes. It brings together children's clothing, including ceremony-focused offerings, seasonal features, and special-order items, covering occasions from everyday wear to special celebrations. Separate from WOMEN and MEN, it is a spin-off line that expands the brand's world along an age axis.
TOMORROWLAND's kids' line, expanding the brand along an age axis
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TOMORROWLAND .B 2021
An independent women’s brand of TOMORROWLAND that debuted in 2021. Built on timeless elements, it foregrounds a commitment to materials, form, color combinations, and comfort, with an approach shaped around everyday life. As a separate entry point from TOMORROWLAND collection, which was established in 1997, it plays a role in broadening the range of women’s expression.
An independent brand offering a distinct entry point for womenswear
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TOMORROWLAND HOME 2023
A home collection launched in 2023, it gives form to the approach to everyday living that has been valued since the brand’s founding. It carries over the aesthetic sensibility of its apparel-making and offers products spanning tableware, kitchen, bath, interiors, bed linens, and loungewear. Its role is distinct from the apparel-focused lines, positioning it as a lifestyle line centered on shaping living spaces.
A lifestyle line that shapes everyday living
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Atelier TOMORROWLAND 2025
An independent collection of goods launched in 2025, centered on leather goods and scarves. Using carefully selected materials from around the world and artisanal craftsmanship, it extends TOMORROWLAND’s philosophy of making into the accessories category. Its role is distinct from apparel-focused lines, positioning it as an accessories-focused offering that complements outfits.
An independent collection expanding into the accessories category
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TOMORROWLAND tricot
A men's offshoot line that foregrounds knitwear, both the roots and a symbol of TOMORROWLAND. Centered on staple knits, it explores the quality of its raw materials, knitting, and comfort through fully made-to-order initiatives and editorial projects. While PILGRIM handles dress clothing, tricot is responsible for refining knitwear and is positioned as an everyday mainstay within TOMORROWLAND MEN.
A core men's line centered on knitwear.