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MEN'S BIGI
Collaboration T-shirt in stock!
2025.09.06
【Memorial T-shirt where vintage mood and modernity crosses】
This T-shirt reinterpreted the archive graphics of founder Takeo Kikuchi, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the brand.
The dry feel made of cotton T-cloth, which is familiar with the skin, is comfortable, and the straight-fit silhouette gives a relaxed impression.
The embroidery on the chest accentuates the styling.
[Design and Material]
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the brand, a modern redesign of archive graphics created by founder Takeo Kikuchi in the 1970s.
The body is made of standard cotton T-cloth, which is familiar with the skin, and the dry and smooth texture and moderate thickness are ideal for daily use. It's also a great fit for wearing.
[Silute]
The straight-fit silhouette with a moderate margin on the shoulders and width gives a relaxed impression.
[Details]
On the chest, there is an embroidery reinterpreted of Takeo Kikuchi's archive graphics, featuring a design that intersects the warmth of the vintage and modern cleanness.
You can enjoy a wide range of styling by wearing it alone or as an inner garment under a jacket.
Takeo Kikuchi| Creative Director
Born in Tokyo in 1939. After graduating from the School of Fine Arts and Nobuko Hara Academy, he started producing custom clothes in 1964. After living abroad, he established the fashion brand "BIGI" in 1970 and MEN'S BIGI (MEN'S BIGI) in 1975. In 1978, he founded Men's BIGI Europe in Paris and presented his collection in Paris. After that, he moved to the world in 1984 and started "Takeo Kikuchi". He left the brand for a while, but returned to Creative Director in 2012. Since 2016, he has also been in charge of tour costumes for musician Tomoyasu Hotei. He is still active as a creative director of Takeo Kikuchi.
This T-shirt reinterpreted the archive graphics of founder Takeo Kikuchi, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the brand.
The dry feel made of cotton T-cloth, which is familiar with the skin, is comfortable, and the straight-fit silhouette gives a relaxed impression.
The embroidery on the chest accentuates the styling.
[Design and Material]
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the brand, a modern redesign of archive graphics created by founder Takeo Kikuchi in the 1970s.
The body is made of standard cotton T-cloth, which is familiar with the skin, and the dry and smooth texture and moderate thickness are ideal for daily use. It's also a great fit for wearing.
[Silute]
The straight-fit silhouette with a moderate margin on the shoulders and width gives a relaxed impression.
[Details]
On the chest, there is an embroidery reinterpreted of Takeo Kikuchi's archive graphics, featuring a design that intersects the warmth of the vintage and modern cleanness.
You can enjoy a wide range of styling by wearing it alone or as an inner garment under a jacket.
Takeo Kikuchi| Creative Director
Born in Tokyo in 1939. After graduating from the School of Fine Arts and Nobuko Hara Academy, he started producing custom clothes in 1964. After living abroad, he established the fashion brand "BIGI" in 1970 and MEN'S BIGI (MEN'S BIGI) in 1975. In 1978, he founded Men's BIGI Europe in Paris and presented his collection in Paris. After that, he moved to the world in 1984 and started "Takeo Kikuchi". He left the brand for a while, but returned to Creative Director in 2012. Since 2016, he has also been in charge of tour costumes for musician Tomoyasu Hotei. He is still active as a creative director of Takeo Kikuchi.
