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Tokidoki is an internationally recognized lifestyle brand founded on the vision of Italian artist Simone Legno and entrepreneurs Pooneh Mohajer and Ivan Arnold, known for character-led art toys, apparel, accessories, and collaborations.

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Overview

Tokidoki is a lifestyle brand based on the vision of Italian artist Simone Legno and entrepreneurs Pooneh Mohajer and Ivan Arnold. The brand says that it debuted in 2005 and has since built a following around its distinctive characters and visual style. Its name means “sometimes” in Japanese; Legno chose it to express the idea that people await moments that may change their destiny, whether by chance or through meeting someone new. The brand offers a broad assortment including apparel, handbags, cosmetics, accessories, toys, and other products. Its online storefront also features art toys, plush, hats, stickers, novelty items, and digital downloads such as calendars, wallpapers, and coloring pages. Collectible character figures are a visible part of its range: Unicorno blind-box series, for example, are sold as individual sealed figures with designs selected at random. Tokidoki describes these collectibles as art, and product listings specify age guidance and small-parts warnings. Tokidoki presents itself as an internationally recognized lifestyle brand and highlights partnerships as a notable part of its business. Products shown on its official storefront include collaborations with Hello Kitty and Friends, KAYOU, and JuJuBe. The supplied sources do not identify a parent company, owner, headquarters, or public listing status.

History

Tokidoki is a lifestyle brand founded on the creative vision of Italian artist Simone Legno and the business partnership of entrepreneurs Pooneh Mohajer and Ivan Arnold. The brand’s official About page says it debuted in 2005. It explains that “tokidoki” means “sometimes” in Japanese and that Legno chose the word because he was drawn to the possibility of moments that change a person’s destiny, through chance or a new encounter. Legno, who was born in Rome, developed an early interest in drawing, Japan, and cultures around the world. The brand’s account describes his creativity as the artistic foundation of Tokidoki and Mohajer’s business acumen as a complementary force in its growth. Legno is identified as the company’s co-founder and chief creative officer. Since its debut, Tokidoki has developed a broad lifestyle assortment spanning apparel, handbags, cosmetics, accessories, toys, and more. Its current online shop also presents plush, hats, stickers, novelty goods, and downloadable content. Its character-led collectibles include Unicorno blind-box figures. One listed series, Kawaii Frills Unicorno, contains individual sealed figures, with character designs and a rarer chaser figure described on the product page. The listing calls the figures collectible art and gives safety and age guidance. The brand also highlights partnerships as a defining element of its activity. The supplied storefront shows products associated with Hello Kitty and Friends, KAYOU, and JuJuBe, alongside seasonal and character-themed releases. The available sources establish Tokidoki’s international lifestyle-brand positioning and product range but do not specify its headquarters, corporate ownership, parent company, or listing status.

  • 2005

    Tokidoki debuts

Products and positioning

An internationally recognized, character-led lifestyle brand with a distinctive visual aesthetic and a broad merchandise range, including collectible art toys and collaborations.

  • Unicorno collectible figures

    Tokidoki sells Unicorno figures in blind-box series. The Kawaii Frills listing describes individually sealed figures and a set of character designs.

  • Tokidoki eGift Card

    The official store offers online-only eGift Cards in denominations from $25 to $500.

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