TOO-TOO

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TOO-TOO was a women's jeans line aimed at the Mrs. market, launched in 1977 by BOBSON, a Japanese jeans brand originating in Okayama. It attracted attention with jeans advertisements targeting young Mrs. consumers in the inaugural issue of MORE, a women's magazine that advocated women's independence. It was developed as a women’s offshoot brand of BOBSON and is now recorded as a former brand in official historical materials.

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1969
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A sub-brand responsible for a women’s line aimed at young married women

TOO-TOO was a women’s sub-brand launched by BOBSON in 1977, responsible for presenting jea

TOO-TOO was a women’s sub-brand launched by BOBSON in 1977, responsible for presenting jeans to mature women, including young married women. It ran advertising in women’s magazines that focused on the image of an independent woman, and helped extend BOBSON’s reach in a jeans market centered on younger consumers to women at different stages of life. While Thomaston served younger women, targeting teens, and MM-8 focused on everyday casual styles rather than age, TOO-TOO occupied a specialized position within the women’s lines, primarily targeting young married women.

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