
Knit Polo
The zip and cardigan knit polos are the label's most recognisable piece, translating its genreless, softly retro tailoring into an everyday layer.
3 live now · from $135
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Tokyo menswear label founded in 2013 by Shota Tamada, built on relaxed, retro-leaning "genreless, genderless, borderless" streetwear.
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Shota Tamada launched the label in 2013 while still at Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo; the name is short for Ten To Ten Men's Street Wear, usually just "T's."
The core is loose shirting, wide trousers and knitwear, mixing Ivy and workwear references with a minimalist Tokyo cut, often with a block-letter ttt logo.
It shows on the Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo schedule and is carried abroad by retailers such as END. and Lost & Found, which supports its mid-to-high pricing.

The zip and cardigan knit polos are the label's most recognisable piece, translating its genreless, softly retro tailoring into an everyday layer.
3 live now · from $135
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The block-letter ttt logo on hoodies, tees and caps is the brand's calling card and its most widely stocked entry point.
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Relaxed wool and chino straight slacks anchor every TTT_MSW collection and define its wide-legged Tokyo silhouette.
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TTT_MSW is a Tokyo menswear label founded in 2013 by Shota Tamada while he was studying at Bunka Fashion College. The name expands to "Ten To Ten Men's Street Wear," usually shortened to "T's." Tamada designs around a stated genreless, genderless, borderless theme, working in relaxed shirting, wide trousers, knitwear, outerwear and caps, often carrying a block-letter ttt logo. The brand shows on the Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo schedule and is stocked internationally by retailers including END. and Lost & Found.