Do I need to cut the hem label on Champion? Is Champion available in men's and women's models?

Champion clothes are actually quite popular. Whether it is a summer T-shirt or an autumn sweatshirt, many young people have a few of them. So do we need to cut off the hem label of champion clothes?

The Champion hem label does not need to be cut off. The presence of the hem label can effectively improve the recognition of the clothes, allowing others to tell the brand you are wearing at a glance. If you cut it off directly, it will not only lose the original value of the clothes, but also leave holes on the clothes. Of course, if you really don't like it, you can carefully remove the hem.

In addition to sweatpants, socks, jackets, etc., most of Champion's clothes are unisex. In fact, popular trendy stores, such as PUMA and AJ, sell unisex clothes, which means that sizes M and L are often out of stock. This is why Champion often runs out of stock. Champion's clothes represent the trendy attitude, with loose design and clean and fashionable colors. They are deeply loved by young people today and are a must-have for going out.

The difference between the American and Japanese versions of Champion lies in price and style. Since Champion is an American sports brand, the American version is naturally cheaper than the Japanese version. The second issue is the style. The American version of Champion is looser and is designed for people with larger bodies. The Japanese version of Champion fits the body shape of Asians and is designed according to Asian standard sizes, so it can be worn by both men and women. However, Champion is a brand that is unisex, so sizes like L and XL are the easiest to sell out. If you really like a style, you should buy it.

Champion is a sports brand from the United States. It has a high market share in the early sports market. It also has patents such as "horizontal weaving technology" and is the inventor of the "hooded sweatshirt". Just as brands such as TNF and Converse chose to establish branches in Japan after being rejected by the global market, Champion Japan is also its first step into the fashion field. Later, it became well-known to the public through its collaborations with popular brands such as Vetements and Supreme.