CIRCLES ORIGINAL TACOMA FUJI RECORDS meets Circles L/S T-Shirt

TACOMA FUJI meets Circles

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If everyone in the world joined hands and got along well with each other, they would be very happy, wouldn't they?

It may sound like an incredibly big dream, but if we can use our own power as a driving force to pedal our way around the world, meet people, get to know each other, make a big circle, and dance together, then surely, someday...someday...someday...someday...someday...someday.

Looking at the illustration by James Ulmer embroidered on the chest of the TACOMA FUJI RECORDS meets Circles T-Shirt we released last year, I can't help but feel that way. And I am sure that many people feel that kind of warm feeling.

The TACOMA FUJI RECORDS meets Circles T-Shirt, with its simple yet attractive embroidery, is now available in a new long sleeve T-shirt.

In addition to the embroidery on the chest, the name Circles is engraved in a beautiful font on the back in a simple yet bold design.

The original TACOMA FUJI RECORDS body is made of 100% cotton, which is a little thicker than usual, and has a crisp and taut texture that is attractive and comfortable to wear. In addition, the combination of a silhouette with a moderate amount of room, even if you put on the sleeves of any body type, slim type, chubby type, even if you put on the sleeves, it is a T-shirt that will somehow look good, so when a new product is released, you will want to buy it.

SPEC】Made by TACOMA FUJI

Made by TACOMA FUJI RECORD in Tokyo, Japan
HAND to HAND Designed by James Ulmer
Material : 100% Cotton

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Message from NABE

I was not aware of the situation in Nagoya at all, so I think the first time I recognized the name "Circles" was when Mr. Imoto told me about it during the first pop-up at Tumbleweed. Since the neighborhood of Tumbleweed is not a normal place (THE entertainment district), I didn't know about Nagoya outside of that neighborhood until a few years after that conversation, in 2018. I met Kakuozan Larder Niwa, who was selling Ryohei Kazumi's T-shirts at Mori, Michi, and Market, and was staying and camping at Bikelore by myself when Welldone Inochi invited me to join him and Circles' representative Tanaka's party. The following year, I went to the legendary Koganeya. The following year, we had a night at the legendary Koganeya, Nishihara-chan's HAPPY HOUR was born, and Inochi's actual store POT opened and we had a pop-up, and Mr. and Mrs. Niwa and I became great friends. I had become good friends with Mr. and Mrs. Niwa.

In the morning after a hangover, I always start my day with a hot sandwich from Arriba. While Keita was cooking, I was chatting with Yannack, Yuya, Tomoyan, and others from Circles about the previous night's heavy drinking. It may be a coincidence, but everyone I meet is a nice guy in Nagoya.

What's more comfortable is the rhythm of the people of Nagoya. When I meet Kantoku and Naoka, who come to me on the spur of the moment and talk to me as if they have been with me for a long time, I realize that I am in Nagoya. I was asked by Mr. Tanaka, the president of Circles, last year. At first I thought it was just a big bike shop with a lot of staff, but now that I'm in Nagoya, I understand a little more. There are all kinds of people, all kinds of jobs, all living in the same city, all living at their own pace. I've always had a hard time belonging to anything, but Circles is different. I can see the beauty of that community.

T-Shirts Circles is an artwork created by James Ulmer, in which diverse people support each other to create a circle. It is a thank you from Tacoma Fuji to everyone involved in Circles. It's a very nice T-shirt to say the least. Please take a look.