SOPH. TOKYO celebrates its 21st anniversary with a collaborative collection with #FR2 and A.G. Spalding & Bros.

SOPHNET., F.C. Real Bristol, and uniform experiment have led the Tokyo fashion scene.

Its first flagship store "SOPH. TOKYO" will celebrate its 21st anniversary on November 2 (Monday).

It has become a tradition to celebrate this milestone each year with collaborations with various brands, and this year two brands from Japan and the U.S. participated. This year, two brands from Japan and the U.S. are participating: #FR2, which enjoys tremendous support in the Asian region, and A.G. Spalding & Bros.

The former is teamed up with F.C. Real Bristol and the latter with Sof, and the two collections will appear all at once.

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 warm-up jacket ¥31,000+TAX, ,Warm-up pants ¥26,000+TAX

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 Training blouson ¥28,000+TAX, ,Training pants ¥23,000+TAX

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 Hoodie¥26,000+TAX, ,Pants ¥24,000+TAX

The collection with #FR2 was based on a fictional story: "If the brand's iconic Fxxking Rabbits were the official photographer for F.C. Real Bristol.

The lineup will include a total of 12 standard items, including warm-up jackets and training jerseys, parkas, sweat pants, and T-shirts, perfect for everyday use as well as for active soccer players and photographers.

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 Long T ¥14,000+TAX

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 T-shirt ¥10,000+TAX

F.C.R.B.×#FR2 Cap ¥9,000+TAX

The key points of this collaboration piece include the F.C. Real Bristol logo turned 90 degrees, the chest pocket purposely placed upside down, and "F.Rabbits Bristol," which is a fusion of the two brands' names.

In addition, as per the concept, the phrases "NO PHOTOS", "PRESS", "#FR2 Photography Team", and other camera-related phrases are scattered throughout the label, each with its own catchy look. are also scattered throughout the camera, giving each a catchy look.

SOPH.×A.G. SPALDING & BROS. turtleneck ¥22,000+TAX

SOPH.×A.G. SPALDING & BROS. crewneck sweatshirt ¥22,000+TAX

From the collection with long-established athletic brand AG Spalding & Bross, which was revived in 2017, comes turtlenecks and sweatshirts that recreate designs and details that have a strong following among vintage clothing enthusiasts.

Using an old-fashioned knitting machine that can only make seven garments a day, the carefully woven wooden colors give the garment a simple yet subtle sense of specialness.

The gusseted front and back chests are decorated with sweat stoppers, known as "both V's", a detail unique to the vintage style. The word "iki" printed on the front also has a nice surrealistic feel to it.

The ability to collaborate in a genre-less manner is the result of Sohu's flexible approach to manufacturing, and I believe this is the reason why the company has remained at the forefront of the industry for so many years. Both collections will go on sale on the memorable Monday, November 2.