Winiche&Co. and BEAMS JAPAN Make a "Tiger Style" Camo Capsule, Out November 13

By J. Fresh·Nov 10, 2026, 1:12 PM ET·BEAMS

Key details

Collaboration: Winiche&Co. x BEAMS JAPAN
Pieces: Seven, among them an MA-1, a T-shirt, pants, a bag and a New Era cap
Release date: Friday, November 13, 2026
Where: BEAMS JAPAN Shinjuku, BEAMS JAPAN Shibuya and BEAMS JAPAN Kyoto
Launch event: November 13, 7pm to 9pm, BEAMS JAPAN Shinjuku 2F, free entry

BEAMS JAPAN and Winiche&Co. have a seven-piece capsule out on Friday, November 13. BEAMS posted it on Tuesday: it goes on sale at BEAMS JAPAN's three shops, in Shinjuku, Shibuya and Kyoto, and the Shinjuku store throws a free launch party on its second floor from 7pm to 9pm that night.

The colours are the idea. BEAMS points to the way Spike Lee's red-and-white Yankees cap made him a New York fixture, and does the same for Tokyo: a ball club that stands for Tokyo, redrawn in BEAMS' corporate colours, which BEAMS says it hopes will become a new secondary colour for Tokyo. BEAMS doesn't name the team, but the cap in its photos is a blue New Era with an orange brim and the Yomiuri Giants' interlocking YG in orange. It's all part of BEAMS' 50th anniversary year.

The graphics come from a different city. BEAMS says the theme was taken from "Tiger Style", the kung-fu film line sampled at the start of Wu-Tang Clan's "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing ta F' Wit", worked into an original tiger camo in blue, orange and black. It runs across cargo pants and a drawstring bag, and the back of the white tee carries a sprayed tiger graphic over the words TIGER STYLE.

The back of a man in a white tee printed with a blue and orange tiger-camo graphic over a black spray-painted circle and the words TIGER STYLE, wearing a blue cap with an orange brim, a blue jacket around his waist

Mastered lists the pieces as an MA-1, a T-shirt, pants, a bag and a New Era cap among the seven. BEAMS' photos, shot around a subway entrance painted in the same blue and orange, also show a shemagh-style scarf and socks with orange stars. BEAMS says the full item details are on the NEWS page of its online shop; its post doesn't mention an online release.

Close-up of a man in a blue cap and a patterned shemagh draped over his head and shoulders, with the bright orange sleeve of his jacket carrying a black hook-and-loop patch and a WINICHE&CO. tab

Our read

BEAMS' 50th year has been one collaboration after another, from Patta's varsity jacket on the way to BEAMS PARK, the Yoyogi festival on February 6 that closes it, and most of them lean on a famous partner. This one goes the other way: a smaller label, a three-store release, and a story built out of New York references, Spike Lee and Wu-Tang, pointed back at Tokyo. Whether a Giants cap in BEAMS colours catches on as Tokyo's answer to the fitted Yankees cap is the bet. What isn't in BEAMS' posts: prices, and whether any of it sells online.