Brand profile

Mr. Olive

Tokyo menswear label by Wataru Nagao, making Japan-made trad-leaning basics and Horween leather bags rooted in mid-century American style.

TokyoOrigin
MenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price

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What to know about Mr. Olive

Made in Japan, start to finish

Wataru Nagao has run the label to a "Created in Japan, product of Japan" brief since 2003, using domestic mills and factories rather than offshore production.

American references, trad-leaning results

Collections rework 1960s-80s American culture into wearable basics: coach and chore jackets, coats, easy trousers, knitwear and cut-and-sew.

The leather goods are a draw

Alongside trousers and shirts, there's a well-known line of wallets, sacoches and daypacks in Horween Chromexcel and water-repellent Imperma leather.

Known forShirts & overshirtsTrousers & pants

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Brand facts

MR.OLIVE is a Tokyo menswear label started by designer Wataru Nagao for Autumn/Winter 2003, working to a "Created in Japan, product of Japan" brief with domestic mills and factories. Collections rework 1960s-80s American culture into wearable trad-leaning basics: coach and chore jackets, coats, easy trousers, knitwear and cut-and-sew, plus a well-known leather goods line of wallets, sacoches and daypacks in Horween Chromexcel and water-repellent Imperma leather. Sub-line MR.OLIVE E.O.I and the Daikanyama concept shop WALK IN CLOSET anchor the brand's retail.

Founded
2003
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Made in
Japan
Price
$$$
Focus
Menswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Workwear / Heritage, Techwear

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