Budokan Sweat CS / Budokan Sweat Cut and Sew

To celebrate the release of The Rolling Stones' first new album in 18 years, "HACKNEY DIAMONDS," we have reprinted a collaboration item between Ariga Mikio, the only Japanese official photographer of The Rolling Stones, and glamb! The Budokan Sweat CS was released in the collection "THE ROLLING STONES LIVE IN JAPAN," which was released at the time of the band's 60th anniversary in 2022, and it was also a hot topic as it featured a set of clothes and photos.

[T-shirts and guitar picks]
・ Collaged in Lips and Tan is a collection of members photographed by Ariga Mikio at the Rolling Stones' Budokan performance.
・The original patch using lips and tongue on the bottom right of the front body
- It can store patches and guitar picks, and comes with a glamb original lips and tongue guitar pick.
- Lips and tongue printed on the back body too

【photo】
- A photo of Keith Richards printed on silver halide from the photo used on the T-shirt
・ Delivered in an original photo frame printed with Lips and Tan

"The Budokan performance was amazing, with no memories or anything. The audience was incredibly passionate. I was watching it from the photo area, and the Japanese audiences were also very different from what I had imagined before, and I even had the impression that they were backing down by saying, 'What is this?' But the feeling that the Stones were also being pushed by the excitement and the engine was rising, which was amazing. Glamb expressed the photos I took at that time in the best possible way. The black and white spacing and composition are amazing. I have many photos of the Stones, but I can't use Lips and Tan officially. It's a truly unique collaboration. (Ariga Mikio)

Ariga Mikio Born in 1960, from Tokyo. He began his career mainly in the music field in the mid-1980s, and photographed RC Succession, The Blue Hearts, and Asakawa Maki. In 1990, he was hired as an official photographer for the first visit to the Rolling Stones in Japan, and from then on he filmed six shows in Japan up until 2014. These photos were used in many of the band's productions, and as the only Japanese creator, he became a creator of the work at The Rolling Stones exhibition "The Rolling Stones / EXHIBITIONISM," which was also held in Japan in 2019.

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