New Era is always different in autumn and winter. | feature

Fall and winter are always different with New Era.

New Era (New Era®︎) is known for its MLB caps and street style, but a closer look reveals a wide variety of items. This time, we focus on items that are typical of the fall and winter season. We explored the various styles of "New Era," which are not bound by existing impressions.

Style07_Takuya Okamura & Chiori Kajiwara

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PROFILE

Takuya Okamura (left) and Chiori Kajiwara (right)

Press for BEAMS, Buyer for Ray Beams

Ms. Okamura of BEAMS has been in charge of press since September 2021. Her hobbies are basketball and driving, and she is recently into golf. Ms. Kajiwara of "Ray Beams" worked as a store staff before becoming a buyer in 2019. He specializes in mixing and layering styles and proposes unique styling. He has gained a lot of support, including the publication of the book "unique" last year.

You both chose caps.

Kajiwara: I like caps because they look compact around my head. I am short, so I don't like voluminous hats. I tend to choose them when I'm in a rough mood, so I want to wear them on my days off.

Okamura: Because of the shape of my head, caps fit me best. Moreover, I like casual coordination, which is why I think it fits me best.

You really know what looks good on you. What items are you wearing today?

Okamura: Since the cap is corduroy, I wore it with a new wool knit from for a full autumn/winter look. The material of the cap was tweed, which is a classic material, so I think it would be better to match it as roughly as sweatpants.

Kajiwara: I try not to make it too casual. Today, I balanced the look with feminine items such as a Ray Beams knit with a slit and vintage lingerie.