STYLE7. Takashi Sato
PROFILE
Born in 1987 in Aichi , Japan. After joining "BEAMS" as a new graduate, he became a buyer of "BEAMS T" in 2017. He is in charge of producing special exhibitions and collaborative items with talents in various fields, such as skate brands, HIP HOP artists, and up-and-coming artists and writers, while also actively working on corporate projects and discovering young artists.
Instagram: @tkcsato1002
T-shirts have to be fresh.
As a buyer for "BEAMS T," Sato is involved in collaborations with artists and brands. . As one would expect, he has an extraordinary passion for T-shirts.
. T-shirts have to be tight-fitting. . I was greatly influenced by my seniors at work who always wore tight-fitting plain T-shirts. . Until a while ago, I used to buy about 20 new T-shirts every month, and after wearing them once or twice, I would give them to a stylist I knew. I always like to wear fresh T-shirts. The other day, my team and I made our first plain T-shirts with our original body at "BEAMS T." It was a commemoration of our 20th anniversary last year, and it was a great success. It was made to commemorate our 20th anniversary last year, and I'm very attached to it.
Ms. Sato's trademark gold necklace stands out against the tight neckline of her plain black T-shirt. While a single voluminous necklace is an option, wearing several slender, low-volume necklaces is a nice accent with a mature look.
Online, this T-shirt sold out within a few days of its release. It is made of open-ended U.S. cotton yarns and is 7.7 ounces with a firm thickness.
. I like my T-shirts to be thicker in ounces , and to have a tucked-in neck. Since this T-shirt is intended to be used only as a body for printing, I made the sides rounded off to increase the effective area for printing, and added a dragonfly design on the back of the collar so that the artist's signature can be added."
The idea of this T-shirt is to keep the points that can be worn for a long time, such as a binder neck that does not stretch easily around the neck, but not to make a statement because the T-shirt is a canvas and not the main subject.
We make our clothes in sizes from XS to XXL, so they can be worn by a wide range of people, and you can also choose according to your mood. I used to wear loose-fitting clothes in the past, but nowadays I tend to wear them just right.
The basic colors are white, black, navy, and ash, and they change two seasonal colors each season. Why not try this new option for plain T-shirts?
