Magazine B #53: MUJI
By: Magazine B
Synopsis
Intended to be a generic line for the Seiyu Supermarket Group, Muji was launched in Japan in 1980, as Mujirushi Ryohin, which means “no-brand quality goods.” Having initially started out with just 40 products, Muji now sells more than 7,000 different items and has successfully expanded into the housing business, proving that a brand can indeed sell a lifestyle aesthetic.
— from Magazine B
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Contributor's Note
Mujirushi Ryohin (Muji) means high quality goods with no brand. Muji turns people's attention to the beauty in neatness and simplicity. It's enlightening to learn how a brand can inspire an entire lifestyle. I am a fan, but funnily, this magazine is the only Muji-related thing I own.
— Li Lin, SD
— Li Lin, SD