The third installment of UACG is a collaboration with the music youth manga BECK. The exhibition will also feature reproductions of original artwork.

Recently, there has been a trend of incorporating quintessentially Japanese culture—such as manga and anime—into fashion. Sensing this momentum, “United Arrows” launched a project called “UACG” within its “BEAUTY&YOUTH” line.

“The brand, which releases items based on the concept of ”anime T-shirts that don’t go out of style,” has announced its third collaboration with Harold Sakishita’s coming-of-age music manga *BECK*.

This series, which began serialization in *Monthly Shonen Magazine* in 1999, also gained popularity through various media adaptations, including anime and movies.

This collaboration features prints of iconic scenes. Using a variety of techniques—such as halftone screen printing, multicolor printing, crackle effects, and reflective elements—we’ve captured the energy of a live performance. The distressed finishes also give the designs a look that stays true to the original work, which is inspired by rock bands.

The release date is Friday, February 27. It appears that reproductions of the original artwork will also be on display at “United Arrows & Sons” in Shibuya Parco through Monday, March 9. Fans should definitely check it out.

TEXT & EDIT_Shota Kugai