Collection: Studio Plus

We produce leather goods, primarily small articles, and wallets, handmade at every step of the process. We hope you enjoy the beautiful stitches of "hand-sewing," a process of sewing one stitch at a time, tightening stitch by stitch. We strive to create products with a presence in simple designs that you will never get tired of.

Commitment to Our Products:
We are very particular about materials. We craft each product with the image of the customer holding it in their hands and smiling.

We are confident that you will become attached to your one-of-a-kind product every time you use it.

Comfortable Clothes
Made in Japan, Made by Locals

Commitment to Our Products:

• COMFORTABLE CLOTHING is more than just comfortable everyday wear.
• It embodies the sense of "dressing as you go," valuing the atmosphere created between the wearer and the clothes.
• The brand name "SOWBOW" means "people" or "community."
• We hope that the clothes produced by SOWBOW are not just for someone special but for people's daily lives. The name "SOWBOW" reflects this idea.
• We design and actively propose products suitable for Japanese culture, environment, and history, using traditional techniques (fabrics, dyeing, and sewing) cultivated in the Kyushu region as a production background.

BEEAR is a craft beer specialty store located in Ginowan City, Okinawa.

Commitment to Our Products:
BEER + BEAR = BEEAR.

The dream originated in a small café in a quiet Okinawan town, and BEEAR has evolved into a character that symbolizes beer worldwide. As a character cherished by everyone, we aspire to embrace various challenges.

It is a brand that proposes athletic wear and daily wear with a sense of stability and quality that continues to be universal and never gets old.

Commitment to products
The brand was born in the 1920's in New York, New York, in an era that could not be described as affluent, and has supported players and teams from student athletes to professionals.

In the 1970s, the company's T-shirts, letterman jackets, baseball shirts, coach jackets, and caps made mainly of cotton, wool, and nylon were among the first to be recognized in the era of trademarking and licensing, and the quality of the products was recognized as a matter of course, as was the company's ability to develop the materials that were the lifeblood of the company, as well as its ability to develop colors. In the 1970s, the company was among the first to sign licensing agreements with MLB (Major League Baseball) and NBA (National Basketball Association) and became an official label in the U.S. The company was recognized for its quality, development of materials, and ability to develop colors, which were the lifeblood of the company.