As the brand name suggests, they’re taking their time to share their unique worldview from Komazawa, Tokyo, at their own pace.〈Slow Tempo (SLOW TEMPO)〉The following is a list of the most common problems with the
Surprisingly, we held our very first pop-up shop across the oceanTaiwan's "HeavyUse®"It started on Friday, April 10.
With plenty of highlights, including re-releases of popular items from past collections, the newly created “HAPPY Tee” is one item that deserves special attention.
We took a vintage US Army training T-shirt and, with a wish for peace, crossed out the "RMY" in "ARMY" to create the words "HAPPY" and "Re." We also added a "Bird of Paradise" floral embroidery design to the "A" to give it an even more peaceful look.
In addition, as part of a collaboration between “Maple (melple)” and “HeavyUse for TAMOTO®,” a limited-edition 6-panel cap featuring an embroidered design inspired by artist Seiichiro Tamoto’s work “COFE” will also be released.
This pop-up embodies the essence of “Slow Tempo”—a brand known for its messages of anti-war and peace—and is designed to encourage visitors to Taiwan at this time to stop by, as well as to allow people in Japan to at least get a sense of that message.
