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Family Mart joins forces with legendary sumo wrestler Chiyonofuji for new Convenience Wear collection

Step into the sumo world with this exclusive convenience store range. Family Mart’s Convenience Wear is a popular way to put an outfit together on a budget, and it’ll soon be getting a distinctly Japanese twist, thanks to a new collaboration that celebrates one of the country’s most famous sumo wrestlers. ▼ The wrestler entering […]

Family Mart joins forces with legendary sumo wrestler Chiyonofuji for new Convenience Wear collection

The renowned sumo wrestler Chiyonofuji, once a dominant figure in the sport during the Showa era, is making a new appearance in an unexpected place. Family Mart, a popular Japanese convenience store chain, has teamed up with the legendary wrestler for a unique collection called Convenience Wear. This collaboration pays homage to Chiyonofuji's powerful presence and enduring popularity in sumo wrestling.

The range includes two Line Socks and hand towels, both bearing designs inspired by sumo traditions. The Line Socks, priced at 600 yen (approximately $4), showcase the iconic shimenawa ropes commonly seen at the dohyo ceremonies where the sport's highest-ranked wrestlers, known as yokozuna, compete. Chiyonofuji's name and likeness are also incorporated into the designs, creating a distinctive and recognizable piece of merchandise for fans.

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