Blake’s Lotaburger · 2026
Fast food and fashion rarely meet as equals. For Blake’s 75th, a Japanese fashion label made the crew’s uniforms the way it makes everything else.
Fast food and fashion rarely meet as equals. For Blake’s 75th, a Japanese fashion label made the crew’s uniforms the way it makes everything else.
A burger chain’s crew uniform became fashion news in Japan

A burger chain’s crew uniform became fashion news in Japan
BEAMS+ buyers come to New Mexico a few times a year for Native American jewelry. For years, they ate at Blake’s on the way.
The friendship turned into a uniform.



Not for sale, and made to the same standard as every BEAMS+ garment anyway.
Three styles, for the restaurant crews, the managers and the logistics team. Ten sizes, with every patch and pocket placed by hand for each one.




In test prints, Blake’s red bled up through the Pepsi logo. So the print works in Nagano laid a carbon base under it first. More time, more cost, a clean logo.
Sewn in Fukushima, at a factory BEAMS+ has worked with for over 20 years.




Made in Japan.Worn in New Mexico.
Before anyone saw a uniform, a Blake’s bag and a Blake’s cup turned up on the streets of Japan.
One line under each: Japan 2026. Coming soon.
The :30 opens on a BEAMS label going into the stripe. Then it cuts the kitchen against the sewing floor: a patty hits the grill as a needle runs down the stripe. Two kinds of work, done with the same care.
Two long films follow, one in each brand’s voice. Both sign off the same way: Live Authentic.



