Fashion label Billionaire Boys Club recently introduced its brand-new 'Tokyo Capsule.' The collection was created to celebrate the brand's 13th anniversary this year. The range stands out with signature 'Billionaire Boys Club' branding details screen-printed in a unique Katana-style writing graphic. This concept references an original design created by the label's Japan team when it first began. The Tokyo capsule is comprised of simplistic pieces including pullover hoodies, t-shirts and long-sleeve shirts.
The color palette of the new collection remains rather simplistic -- with monochromatic options of white, gray and black. There are accenting details finished in either white, black or red. In addition to the label's signature 'Heart and Mind' text print drawn from the label's mantra, there is "Wealth is of the heart and mind, not the pocket."
Japan-Inspired Graphic Capsules
Billionaire Boys Club Honors Its 13th Year with the Tokyo Capsule
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Industry Implications
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