Now is the time to revisit Orange Range. 20 years later, the band has created a "NO RANGE" T-shirt?

ORANGE RANGE, the men of summer and the sea, took the world by storm in the 2000s. There must be many people who spent their youth with their songs. The year is 2021. The year is 2021, and Orange Range is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

By the way, why do their songs have a cheerful, easygoing groove?

ORANGE RANGE x NO COFFEE collaboration 2 PACK T-shirt ¥6,000
Color: White/Navy
Size: S/M/L/XL

Therefore, on the occasion of the 20-year anniversary, the band joined forces with Okinawa-based creative director Roberto Yoshida, who is a close friend of the band, to create a triple collaboration with Fukuoka-based coffee shop NO COFFEE.

Not only the logo on the front, but also the back print is stylishly printed as "Life with good range" when the brand concept of "NO COFFEE" should be printed on the back.

Roberto has opened his own stores "INASTUDIOS®︎ ZOO" and "THISIS®︎" in his hometown of Onna Village, Okinawa Prefecture, where he collects his own collections, and collaborated with "NO COFFEE" at the time of its opening. I feel that the loose tropical connection may have led to this collaboration.

Or perhaps the "Life with good coffee" concept of "NO COFFEE" is a natural match for "Uchinā time"?

The words "NO RANGE" are written in large letters on the collaborative T-shirts. The words "NO RANGE" sound very meaningful, but as you can guess, the meaning is much simpler than that.

NO COFFEE" is an abbreviation of "NO COFFEE NO LIFE," so I am sure that the message of this T-shirt is "NO ORANGE RANGE NO LIFE," or in other words, it is as simple as "It's not starting without Orange Range.

The slightly lighthearted looseness and straightforward message is something that will once again penetrate our hearts in these days when so many things are intricately intertwined.

The collaboration T-shirts will be on sale from the first day of the live tour today, October 1 (Fri.). For those of you who are tired of today's world, why don't you listen to "Orange Range" for a while?