MARMOT
Founded in 1971 by two students from the University of California, the outdoor brand "Marmot" has its roots in the "Marmot Club" hiking group. As the first outdoor apparel company to adopt GORE-TEX, it revolutionized the industry. Staying true to its original free and creative philosophy, it now delivers the best lifestyle wear to the world.





CITY COUNTRY CITY
With the theme of "past, present, and future," this brand draws inspiration from people, objects, places, sounds, and more to create unique designs. It offers a range of casual items, including simple and sophisticated T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, pants, and caps.

Additionally, they have collaborated with famous gyoza shops in Asakusa and funk bands from America, merging different cultures and styles beyond fashion. The brand continues to propose a fresh worldview with each new collection.





Balancing Comfort and Functionality
This piece uses "SOLOTEX," a functional fabric that combines softness, texture, and excellent shape retention. Its high elasticity ensures comfort while wearing.

It also features durable water-repellent properties, making it perfect for outdoor scenes, including rainy days.



The mesh lining ensures comfort even during warmer seasons when you might sweat.





Logo Design as an Accent
A simple design with an embroidered MMW (Marmot) × CCC (CITY COUNTRY CITY) logo. While simple, it has an eye-catching presence.



The original printed design on the back adds a subtle accent to the back view.



The front features a zipper for added convenience.



Additionally, the hand pockets provide excellent practicality.

The hem features an elastic design with a drawcord for a customizable fit, reflecting the high-performance design typical of outdoor brands.





The silhouette, while evoking the essence of outdoor style, is also compact and smart, making it perfect for city use.

The SOLOTEX fabric, known for its high elasticity and shape retention, provides a comfortable fit while maintaining a design that blends seamlessly into urban environments.