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CHOYA is a high-quality shirt brand in Japan, Chinese brand name "butterfly vector". It is a century-old brand of Japanese shirts. At the same time also refers to the opening in China, CHOYA shares accounted for 90% of the Shanghai butterfly vector clothing limited liability company.

CHOYA's predecessor, Shiotani No. Asano, originated in 1886 A.D., and was formally renamed CHOYA Co., Ltd. in 1986, and enjoys a very high reputation in Japan for its stable high quality and trend-setting styles.

Shanghai Butterfly Yagami Fashion Co., Ltd. was established in July 1994 with the joint capital of Japan CHOYA Co., Ltd., Nisshin Textile Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Garment Group*** to produce and sell a variety of woven shirts of medium and high grade.

The company is well-equipped, highly specialized, with exquisite craftsmanship, and produces products of the same quality as those of Japan's CHOYA with Japan's advanced craftsmanship and management, and it is also the manufacturer that owns the patent of SSP's non-ironing technology.

Specializing in the production of SSP cotton non-iron shirts and fiber tape shirts, we have both workshops for producing large-volume orders and workshops for fitting, designing, and customizing for our customers to meet the needs of different categories of people.

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History of Nippon Butterfly Yagami Shirt Co. In 1896 (Meiji 29), the founder, Momozo Asano, gave Asano Shoten the name "Chiuya" and changed the company name to Chiuya No. Asano Shoten, and two years later in 1896 (Meiji 31), the name was changed to Chiuya Shoten.

In 1986, the name was officially changed to CHOYA CORPORATION.

In 1906, Japan's first lockstitch sewing machine was imported, and in 1945, the Tokyo store burned down due to the Great Tokyo Air Raid.

In 1953 (Showa 27), shirts using shrink-proof fabrics were put on sale based on the licensed American technology released the previous year. The price was 750 yen for the use of No. 50 single thread.

In 1962, sponsored the Tokyo Olympics.

Won the Osaka Director General's Award at the first Sewing Skills Competition held in Showa 39 (1964).

In 2004, Nisshin Boshoku (now Nisshin Boshoku Holdings) was brought under the company's umbrella with Nisshin Boshoku (now Nisshin Boshoku Holdings) as a subscriber and a third-party allotment was implemented to increase capital.

In 2015, the business of CHOYA Corporation, a part of CHOYA Corporation that includes the department store wholesale business, was transferred to Yamahi Corporation.

History of CHOYA Clothing in Japan