GB0220/RS06 : Charlie T/Charlie T-shirt

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Rolling Stones' visit to Japan, glamb presents the photo T-shirt collection "THE ROLLING STONES TOKYO 1990". This collection features photographs taken by Mikio Ariga, the only Japanese official photographer of The Rolling Stones, during his visit to Japan in 1990. The front print uses a cut of Charlie Watts playing on the Tokyo Dome stage. The back style is embroidered with the red and blue lips and tongue used in 1990, and the set list from that time is added below for a commemorative finish. The body is made of 40/2 jersey jersey and has a large silhouette with a spacious silhouette. It can be worn by people of all ages, whether they were familiar with the Rolling Stones at the time or those who learned about The Rolling Stones after their first visit to Japan.
“Until now, T-shirts featuring Charlie alone have been rare.Compared to now, he looks young.Charlie's drum kit is simple and doesn't hide his face, so it's great for photographers.Metal drummers often wear kits with their faces covered. I often have trouble seeing it (lol) - Mikio Ariga."

[Rolling Stones]
Formed in London in 1962. The following year, in 1963, they made their debut with the single "Come On". With a wild sound rooted in blues/R&B and a delinquent image, they became a worldwide band that rivaled the Beatles. Since then, it has become synonymous with rock music, remaining at the forefront of the scene for half a century. They have performed in Japan six times so far, but their first visit was in 1990, more than a quarter of a century after the band was formed. In 1973, they were scheduled to perform five performances at the Nippon Budokan, but the Japanese government refused them entry and their visit to Japan was canceled. The band made its long-awaited first visit to Japan in 1990, holding 10 concerts at Tokyo Dome, sparking a record-breaking enthusiasm with over 500,000 tickets sold out.

[Mikio Ariga]
photographer. He began his activities in the music field in the mid-1980s, photographing artists such as RC Succession, The Blue Hearts, and Maki Asakawa. In 1990, he was hired as the official photographer for The Rolling Stones' first visit to Japan, and since then he has photographed all of their performances in Japan until 2014.

[glamb]
Established in 2003 by designer Kan Furuya with the concept of "Grunge for Luxury". Since then, he has led the domestic scene with his design work that combines various styles such as street, mode, and work, while maintaining a grunge rock style. It has a reputation for its iconic and assertive design, and is also attracting attention as it is used by many artists and celebrities.