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Tokyo take on genderless retro-relaxed proportions
What changes: More overt vintage/Americana references, less fabric obsession
Brand profile
Unisex Japanese label founded in 2012 by Koji Akasaki, building calculated oversized silhouettes from relaxed shirting, outerwear and soft tailoring.
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There is no fixed seasonal concept; collections are built from color, fabric and deliberately calculated oversized cuts rather than a theme or story.
The core is relaxed shirting, checked and floral-stitched pieces, MA-1 and track jackets and soft tailoring — Ivy and sportswear staples widened out.
Koji Akasaki ran an Osaka select shop from 2003 and worked as a merchandiser and assistant designer before starting the unisex line in 2012.
Overall fit
runs large
The label builds calculated oversized proportions into nearly everything, so pieces typically wear at least one size larger than the tag suggests despite Japanese sizing.
Tip: Most people can take one size below their usual, and true oversized-fit fans can stay at their normal size.
Low confidence · based on 4 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trousers & pants | runs large | relaxed to wide through the thigh | Expect a roomy waist and wide leg, so consider sizing down and checking the inseam. |
| Jackets | runs large | roomy MA-1 and track silhouettes cut for layering | Take your usual size if you layer heavily, otherwise size down one. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs large | boxy with a wide chest and short-set shoulders | Size down for a normal fit; keep your usual size for the intended oversized look. |
| Shirts & overshirts | runs large | boxy and relaxed with dropped shoulders and a wide body | Size down one unless you want a very voluminous, tunic-like drape. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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my beautiful landlet runs large. Most people can take one size below their usual, and true oversized-fit fans can stay at their normal size. The label builds calculated oversized proportions into nearly everything, so pieces typically wear at least one size larger than the tag suggests despite Japanese sizing.
The label builds calculated oversized proportions into nearly everything, so pieces typically wear at least one size larger than the tag suggests despite Japanese sizing. Overall shape: deliberately oversized and boxy, with dropped shoulders and wide bodies.
my beautiful landlet trousers & pants runs large. Expect a roomy waist and wide leg, so consider sizing down and checking the inseam. Shape: relaxed to wide through the thigh.
my beautiful landlet jackets runs large. Take your usual size if you layer heavily, otherwise size down one. Shape: roomy MA-1 and track silhouettes cut for layering.
my beautiful landlet t-shirts & graphic tees runs large. Size down for a normal fit; keep your usual size for the intended oversized look. Shape: boxy with a wide chest and short-set shoulders.
my beautiful landlet is a unisex Japanese label founded in 2012 by Koji Akasaki with Noriaki Kataoka, who left the project in 2013. Akasaki, who opened a select shop in Osaka's Horie district in 2003 and worked as a merchandiser and assistant designer before launching the line, sets no fixed seasonal concept, building collections instead around color, fabric and deliberately calculated oversized proportions. Output centers on relaxed shirting, checked and floral-stitched pieces, MA-1 and track jackets, and soft tailoring, sold via Japanese retailers including NUBIAN and O Daikanyama.