Tokyo Five Brand Launches New Ecommerce Website

by MMAmania.com on Aug 18, 2011 11:49 AM EDT

August 17, 2011 (New York, NY) - Contemporary lifestyle men's brand, Tokyo Five has launched a new ecommerce website for fall 2011. The website features a simple black and white motif, easy navigation, and interactive sharing widgets.

Click here to see it now.

Tokyo Five's collection offers denim and related sportswear, retailing at competitive price points between $34-$150. Tops include soft weathered t-shirts and reversible woven shirts. Bottoms consist of finely crafted denim, fine wale corduroy, and yarn dyed rugged twill cargos. Tokyo Five also features a unique athletics line inspired by Jujitsu and other Martial Arts.

Making the website even more of a shopping destination, is the addition of Bill Adler belts, the first of many leading signature accessory makers to come. Tokyo Five will soon also launch its own Holiday Accessory capsule featuring belts, key chains, and wallets.

Tokyo Five is offering an exclusive promo of 20% off the entire website plus free shipping over $50 thru Sunday, August 21, 2011. Just enter the code "FALLREDUX" during check out.

Tokyo Five is a contemporary men's lifestyle brand blending classic American authenticity and Japanese Bushido philosophy. The brand possesses a stoic determination to create apparel that is tough, timeless, and uncompromising, much like the ancient philosophy that drives everything they do.

At the same time, each collection is defined by a contemporary point of view that comes through in innovative weaves, unconventional washes, dynamic artwork and modern fits.

To visit the new Tokyo Five Ecommerce site click here.

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So you finally caved in

After all the months of ~~fraudulent douchebags~~ legitimate posters hawking Nike Air Jordan shoes and super-awesome Oakley sunglasses, you are now going to endorse their business. Real nice.

Times have changed for sailors these days, when I'm at port I get what I need. Not Havanas or bananas or daiquiris, but that American creation on which I feed.

by P-Dub on Aug 18, 2011 12:42 PM EDT reply actions

They’ve been a sponsor of ours for the past two years … where have you been?

It is not enough to succeed. Others must fail.

by Jesse Holland on Aug 18, 2011 4:20 PM EDT up reply actions

What is this? Since when does MMA Mania devote entire posts to promoting a sponsor? Is this a SB Nation thing or MMA Mania thing? Also, aren’t you required to put some form of a disclaimer identifying this as a sponsored post or something along those lines?

by Lucas2 on Aug 18, 2011 9:38 PM EDT reply actions