What do those parents and children wear at Gap? Part 1

Tatsuhiko:Yes, that's right. Gap" has always had a culture of diversity and genderlessness. That's why women customers buy men's clothes and vice versa, like me. Recently, this trend has become particularly strong. By the way, the parka I am wearing right now is a size smaller than usual, a medium, and in the fall, I would rather have a wide bottom and a tight top than have everything be too big and loose.

Tatsuhiko:It is the life of "Gap" (laughs). As for the material, there are two types: carbonized, which is soft and pleasant to the touch, and dry finish, which has a more American feel to it. I also recommend that you can choose the material.

Tatsuhiko:White, gray, and navy. I myself buy most of my Gap clothes in those three colors.

Tatsuhiko:Yes, that's right. For example, I would not like to see other brands' logos on the front, but for some reason, "Gap" is allowed to do so. That makes me happy. I think the underlying reason for this is that it is an American brand, and customers think of it as American heritage.

Sofia:I like simple things, so I tend to pick up Gap items naturally. The denim I'm wearing today also has a beautiful shape. Incidentally, I often wear men's sizes, and the top I'm wearing here is a men's XL.

Tatsuhiko:I don't think I have to study . . as long as she is healthy and smiling. . If I could say one thing, it would be if there was something that I could be passionate about.

Sofia:I am the same way, but she is an only child, and I don't want people to look at her that way in the future. This is partly because I grew up with many siblings. However, I am too conscious of it, and I am too much.

Kuraura:I was always told to greet people properly, so I think I can do that better than the other kids (laughs).

Kuraura:. I am planning to go to design school in New York for college.

Tatsuhiko:Oh, really? That's new to me! (Laughs)