UMAI Clothing - Info & Review

"Started in 2019, Umai is an artist-owned anime clothing brand inspired by japanese streetwear, which designs and sells anime hoodies, shirts, posters, iPhone cases and more! Umai, meaning (うまい - Wonderful or Good) has the goal to make people feel good through creating the best anime clothing possible. Whether you are wearing a piece of our specialty anime apparel or uses some anime accessories, we hope you find as much joy wearing or using it as we did creating it. All designs are uniquely created by @dhjs_0010, one of the owners of Umai Clothing, which ensures exclusive designs that only Umai can offer!"

... is what it says on Umai's official website!

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Umai Clothing is a clothing brand that I am a huge fan of. You always have to be cautious with E-shops, but when I saw an ad on Instagram... their clothes had me lovestruck, haha. In fact, I am even wearing one of their T-Shirts as I'm writing this!

Umai clearly focuses on quality over quantity, even though they have everything from clothes and accessories to phone cases and stickers. I admire Umai Clothing so much that I decided to open my very own E-shop! They were not the only reason of inspiration ofcourse, but they played a huge role, and still do. I really do look up to Umai, especially since their cute yet badass designs and illustrations are completely made by only one of the talented owners, which is something I'm striving for as well in my E-store.

So far, I've only bought clothes from Umai, and no disappointing news about the clothings! The ones I have bought are extremely comfortable, stretchy and comes in a variety of colours and sizes (not to mention it's unisex too). I also have to mention how well the printing of the design is, as the illustrations do not fade away easily, even after washing the clothes several times, which is a gigantic plus. The prices are worth it as well, so there's no real problem with that.

All in all, I highly recommend Umai Clothing for everyone, men and women of all ages, who searches for quality Japanese streetwear! Check them out at Instagram (@umaiclothing) and their website (www.umaiclothing.com) right away and see if it's to your liking! It certainly was for me.

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