Billabong and Hidden Champion collaborated, inviting three artists to create clothing that intersects diverse cultures.

The company started in 1973 on the Gold Coast, an Australian resort area with an endless coastline.Billabong.The following is a list of the most common problems with the

Although it has established a firm position as a surf brand, it is also well known as a casual brand because of its own rough design.

Recently, they have been actively collaborating with artists and musicians as well as inline artists, and they are now launching a culture label titled "Know the feeling Tokyo".HIDDEN CHAMPIONand teamed up to create a special item featuring three Tokyo-based artists. Special items featuring three Tokyo-based artists have been released.

Naomi KAZAMA

Naomi KAZAMA ¥4,000+TAX each

Naomi KAZAMA D BAH ¥9,000+TAX

TRUCKER ¥3,800 in TAX

DISKAH

DISKAH ¥4,000 each in TAX

DISKAH LT ¥9,000 in TAX

TRUCKER ¥3,800 in TAX

MIKOTO YAMAKI

MIKOTO YAMAKI ¥4,000 each in TAX

MIKOTO YAMAKI BAH ¥9,000 in TAX

TRUCKER ¥3,800 in TAX

Tagging along was the silkscreen artist who ran the legendary "Big Picture Experiments" gallery.Naomi KazamaMr. , a skateboarder and graphic designer.DISKAHMr. , popular for his unique signature painting.Makoto YamakiThree.

Each item, with free artwork dropped into it, connects the city and the sea in a scene-less way. All of them are in the friendly price range, so why don't you just cart them in as much as you like?

KNOW THE FEELING ¥4,000 in TAX

HIDDEN ¥4,000 in TAX

Also on Wednesday, April 28, a collaboration T between Billabong and Hidden Champion will be available. The simple yet catchy design should fit in well with the street style of adults. These are items that everyone who loves fashion, art, and board culture should wear on their sleeves.