URCH RNA

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JUST WEAR FOR YOU.
URCH RNA is a casualwear brand centered on jeans × workwear, developed by the RNA Division of Takaya Shoji Co., Ltd. (Osaka City). Guided by the idea of “Uniforms for everyday life,” it adds value to daily life by reimagining workwear, originally clothing for labor, as “workwear optimized for enjoyment.” Its designs incorporate practical features for everyday use, such as side “tool pockets.”

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Uniforms for everyday life. Jeans and workwear both originated in the essential activity of “labor” in people's lives. Once clothing for work, they have now become things that add value to people's lives. URCH RNA creates products with the aim of continuing to evolve workwear into items optimized for enjoyment.

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1984
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A workwear line grounded in everyday life

A line derived from the RNA brand group, it brings the heritage of jeans and workwear into

A line derived from the RNA brand group, it brings the heritage of jeans and workwear into everyday dressing. Guided by the concept “Uniforms for Everyday Life,” it incorporates practical elements rooted in work clothing, such as functional details and pockets, while offering clothes for daily wear and outdoor activities. Unlike the main RNA line, which centers on streetwear and vintage, it takes workwear as its starting point. Distinct from RNA-N, which focuses on relaxed styles for women with a natural sensibility, it offers casual clothing centered on denim and workwear for a variety of everyday settings.

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