Dedicated to all gyoza lovers. You can now "wear" the Gyoza no Ousho anytime, anywhere.

The chewy skin and juicy meat juice overflowing from the dumplings......you will find yourself craving for dumplings at any moment.

When you have an empty stomach, you may naturally turn to the well-known "Gyoza no Ousho" with its red sign. The "King of Gyoza" is now available in the form of apparel.

This is juicy news that really whets the appetite for clothes.

This special item was created by RAGEBLUE, a brand that enjoys strong support from men and women in their 20s.

A total of 10 items will be available, including long sleeve T-shirts and easy pants, as well as living goods such as rug mats and cushions. It is truly a full-fledged exhibition.

Long-sleeved T-shirt ¥3,900+TAX

Easy pants ¥5,500+TAX

Cushion ¥2,700+tax each

Rug mat ¥3,500+TAX, ,Room shoes ¥2,000+TAX

iPhone case ￥1,500+tax each

The design is by an illustrator who has gained popularity on social networking sites.chottokakuhitoand fashion magazines and other photographers.Kyosuke HigashiGraphic designer whose specialty is artwork based on letters.Ryu Mieinowere appointed to the project. The collaboration items, which beautifully express the individuality of each of them, ignore table manners and are ...... to get lost in the chopsticks.

Long-sleeved T-shirt ¥3,900+TAX

Also on standby are specially designed T-shirts to be released exclusively in Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo. Each T-shirt is based on the motif of the respective region and is a must-have item. These T-shirts are available at Rage Blue stores in each area and atOfficial online store ".stThe items can be purchased only at What a surprise, all limited items are available at "Rage Blue Shibuya Store". This is not to be missed.

The entire lineup will be available for pre-sale at ".st" from August 20 (Thu), with in-store releases starting on August 21 (Fri). Also, to commemorate this collaborationSpecial Siteis good too, it's exciting.

Gyoza no Ousho has a cult following among men and women of all ages. This fall, let's get dressed up in gyoza and get to "gyo-katsu," the art of eating gyoza.

Text_Hibiku Kataoka