I think it is an updated version of the suede blouson that was popular in my youth, and I bought it immediately, partly out of nostalgia. I like the ease of wearing it over a T-shirt when going to the neighborhood, and the versatility of wearing it with denim, military pants, or even with wool pants for a more elegant look.

These pants in navy back satin show their true value the more you wear them! This is one of the items that I was able to experience “transformation development”.

BEAMS PLUS introductory pants and BEAMS PLUS formal pants. These pants solve all the problems of length, thickness, condition, and fabric that are hard to find in vintage US ARMY pants.

In fact, when I purchased this shirt, I was not yet aware of the BEAMS PLUS label. I didn't even know that there were several labels within the BEAMS brand, and I bought this shirt at a so-called “complex” store. One day, when I looked at the tags of the clothes in my closet again, I found that there were some clothes here and there that I had always liked and worn, but I had no idea that they were also PLUS. Nowadays, buying clothes = choosing clothes from BEAMS PLUS. But I guess I just didn't know that I liked PLUS clothes for a long time. This is one of those pieces. The recomendation point is that you can wear it tied up for a beautiful look, or wear it as a single piece or as a woven fabric for a rougher look, and you can enjoy various styles and the texture of the fabric.

I am not sure of the year I purchased it, but I have been using it for about 15 years. I could be wrong, but I think the fabric was some military dead stock. I carry it with me all the time with my regular medicine in it, so it's the one I use the most. The tag is sewn on the outside of the bag, which is also a rare feature that I like about BEAMS PLUS.

This is the first multi-patterned shirt I purchased, so it is a memorable product. I especially like the pattern on the right sleeve. However, it was true to size when I purchased it, so unfortunately I now specialize in looking at it.

These GYM pants are the pants that have walked with my kids as they have grown up. I always wear these pants when I go to the park with my children. I also wear them every year at daycare centers and elementary school athletic meets. The nice thing about these GYM pants is that they are stretchy. When I play with my kids, I have to stand up and sit down many times, so these pants are stress-free. I also like that I can wear them in any season. I recommend these pants for fathers raising children!

The softness of the fabric surprises you the moment you touch it, the herringbone pattern stands out after repeated washing, and the strong puckering. The MIL Chore Jacket is a perfect partner that will take on a unique look as it ages. The side pockets have been updated to double pockets with zips! One of the BEAMS PLUS' unique points is that it is also suitable for town use.

his B.D shirt was purchased at BEAMS PLUS Shibuya. There were many other shirts made in USA in those days, but this shirt is made in OXford of PIMAcotton by Dan River, which is a rare and fantastic fabric. The slightly yellowish color scheme and tight texture will not change no matter how many times you wear it. The classic fit is still in use regardless of time. This shirt is definitely the eternal number 4 player.

Clothes get worn out, size out, or go out of style, but you would be surprised to find that small items are used by 10- and 20-year-old players without a hitch. So, let me introduce three small items. All of them are items that I saw in the 2005AW and 2006AW paper catalogs and thought, “I want! and I think it was around 2006-2007 when I purchased these items.

1. Lizard Wallet
A standard L-shaped double-zip wallet. Exotic leather was also available at the time, and this is black lizard. Ostrich was also cool. Unlike ordinary cowhide, it is lined and a bit hard, so it doesn't taste so good. The zipper broke once and was replaced and repaired. It is compact yet luxurious, and I have never met a better wallet in my life.

2. Crocodile Wallet
Money clip. At the time, it took courage to pay 60,000 yen for this small wallet. But I thought I wanted a crocodile that I could use even as an adult. After using it, I found out that it is actually not friendly to right-handed people. When I release the snap button with my right thumb, it opens down. So I became an old man without using it most of the time. I'm laying it down carefully with the intention of using it someday.

3. Glass case
Back then, BEAMS PLUS had leather cigarette cases, lighter cases, and grooming kits. Those were the good old days when men's stores still existed. I chose this glass case from among them. I remember I had a hard time opening it after I bought it. The embroidered part in the shape of “*” was a button. I used it for a long time with metal frame glasses in it. It is too small to put big frames in it, so why don't you make one that can hold Moscato's Remtosh+?

This is the product that led me to know about BEAMS PLUS. As I wanted to wear them thicker, I tried on a size XL, which was larger than usual, based on the staff's recommendation. The slightly shorter length allowed me to experience a good tapered silhouette without having to adjust the length, and I immediately decided to go for it. I also like the bouncy feel of the fabric, the two pleats at the waist, and the double hem. Since then, I have added other sizes and colors to my collection and now own a total of four pairs, which I use both on and off the job. The fact that it is a standard item and can be added to my collection at any time is also appealing.

This exquisite plaid set-up was an item that I wore frequently on business trips abroad. When I was working in Goa, India, a roomkeeper at a seaside hotel suddenly asked me, “This suit is so cool, where do you get it? I said, “BEAMS in Japan. When I told him “BEAMS in Japan,” he looked disappointed. Well, he looked at this set-up for a long time.

This is a memorable shirt that I purchased when I first started going to BEAMS PLUS. This chambray BD shirt can be dressed up or down depending on the material and details, and there is nothing better for last minute styling. It is truly a utility player. Thanks to this, I often choose this one when I am in doubt about whether to wear it on or off the job, and it has aged well compared to other items I purchased around the same time. Even as I age and my body shape and tastes change, this is an item I want to keep in my wardrobe as a partner.

Like the original blazer that is now available at BEAMS PLUS? This blazer. It has orthodox details, yet the lightness of cotton linen made it useful for casual wear at the time. I have memories of wearing it with military pants. The buttons were damaged or lost and had to be reattached many times. It was one of the most memorable jackets that inspired me to wear jackets.

I think it was recommended to me by the charismatic Mr. Yanai and I purchased it. I now love hats, but at the time I was not in the habit of wearing hats and it was a very challenging item. However, the feel of the pig suede material and the navy color make it easy to use and I feel it goes with a wide range of styles. Whenever I am not sure what to wear, I often try this one anyway and go straight to it. I don't see many casket hats on the street, and I like them because they prevent me from wearing other people's hats. I also “bought” the beige one and it is very useful. I really wanted a black one, but by the time I realized how easy it was to use, it was sold out.

A coloring that I usually do not choose. It was recommended by a staff member who took care of me at the time. I feel fresh again. After all, it is BEAMS PLUS. I still enjoy it as much as ever.

I thought they were beautiful pants, but I like the mix of old-fashioned processing and corduroy fabric, a mix that is typical of BEAMS PLUS.

This B.D.SHIRTS is the first BEAMS PLUS item I purchased. It was made in the U.S.A. and was in a glass showcase at BEAMS STREET Shinsaibashi when I purchased it, and I have memories of being very nervous about purchasing it. Even now, I often wear it inside a blazer with a tie as shown in the image here. I bought the other regimen tie because I like the playful tip of the sword. All you can see in the image is a sexy woman's face, but when you open the sword tip and undo the system, the woman becomes even sexier lol. I look forward to BEAMS PLUS's continued wonderful creations in the future.

This is the first item I ever bought from BEAMS PLUS. I was looking for some long pants to wear with a white T-shirt in the summer, and I remember the fabric, color, and size being a perfect match, and the conversation with the store clerk helped me decide to buy them. More than 10 years have passed, but they're still going strong!

I think my encounter with the bpr leather shoes made by Alfred Sargent was what made me a fan of BEAMS PLUS. Even now, I carefully maintain and wear 6 pairs. They are my important partners!

This duffle coat is the first BEAMS PLUS item I ever bought. I didn't know much about BEAMS PLUS back then, but I was attracted to the color and bought it. It's an impactful color, but with a subdued tone, so it can be matched with various items. It's been more than 10 years since I bought it, but I still wear it. It's a pretty old item, so some of the staff at the store don't know about it. When people ask me ""Where did you get that?"", I show them the tag on the lining with a bit of a smug face, lol. I think it's menswear that transcends trends! I want to continue to cherish and wear it!

I bought these pants immediately because it's rare to find this type with belt loops. They're so light and comfortable to wear, they've been a lifesaver for work in the summer. The bicycle chain oil stains on the cuffs have become a part of their charm. The quality is excellent, so I've been wearing them for a long time, and they're still going strong!

My job allows me to dress casually year-round, so even for slightly dressy parties, I'd go for a relaxed style like a NEEDLES coverall with a tie or an ENGINEERED GARMENTS setup, especially in autumn and winter. But when spring comes around, I feel like dressing up a bit more, and that's when I found this blazer. It's made of tightly woven poplin fabric, and even though it doesn't have padding in the shoulders or chest, it has a firm texture and a light, comfortable feel. I like its approachable style—traditional and clean, but not too heavy, and it goes well with the clothes I already own. I wear it when I want to look a bit more stylish, like for school events for my children, family gatherings, or meetings with new clients. For styling, I used to refer to how Mr. Fujii and Mr. Niwa of ""BEAMS PLUS"" wear it, but I still haven't been able to venture out much.... I usually pair it with an Oxford B.D. or chambray shirt, and pants like Nigel Cabourn's crisp military chinos or POLO RALPH LAUREN's soft, two-pleated chinos.

This is one of the first items I bought when I started shopping at BEAMS PLUS, and I still wear it to this day. Its simple design has become even more endearing as it ages. Unlike modern fits, the shorter length and slightly tighter silhouette feel fresh now, which is another reason why I love it.