PLAYBOY
PLAYBOY literally means playboy, but it does not mean idleness, but emphasizes leisure and life interest.
PLAYBOY profile
World famous brand - American Playboy PLAYBOY. Condensing the beauty of moments in life into clothing is an art form that fully demonstrates your own unique personality and character. In the future, this purpose will continue. In addition to still focusing on European style, it will also integrate the essence of Eastern culture. , combined with new clothing design concepts, to create uniquely charming clothing for Chinese urban men and women.
A naughty rabbit head plus PLAYBOY, this logo that can be seen on almost any consumer product, was created by American Schiffner in 1953. The PLAYBOY trademark is a comprehensive trademark of "leisure taste", which means "the most enjoyable and valuable life". Its spirit is to make life have leisure and life interest in addition to busy work. So it can work better. Following PLAYBOY will make you more tasteful, more interesting and make your life more valuable. Therefore, focusing on PLAYBOY clothing, coupled with PLAYBOY's unique and creative daily necessities, it is the embodiment of "leisure taste" and "leisure mood". Naturally, she mainly wears casual wear and sportswear, all using soft and lightweight materials and world-leading designs, thus forming a chic and bold temperament. Sportswear is a collection of clothing that is full of energy and movement.
PLAYBOY products other than clothing include a wide range of products, including documents, bags, shirts, ties, socks, underwear, stationery, etc. Now it has entered the market of sports shoes and high-end leather shoes. Therefore, PLAYBOY has established its spirit and philosophy all over the world and consolidated its noble status.
PLAYBOY does not mean playing and idleness. PLAYBOY is a culture and a spirit. People who regard leisure and work as one can be called PLAYBOY. Whether it is leisure, work or hobbies, life, the era of pursuing perfection has arrived.
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