Uniqlo always has SOMETHING going down with their UT line of tees. This time they've tapped Japanese manga styles that have been published in the magazine Weekly Shonen. As we mentioned in our street report, manga are Japanese animated characters that are often emulated by youth who dress up in full-costumes to emulate their favorite characters.

Of course not everyone who follows manga plays dress-up, which makes the genre fair game for Uniqlo's tees. New designs are released periodically and sold exclusively at the UT concept store in Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood.

   

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