AnyLotSNAP GEAR
株式会社アルファネット
Tokyo / Shibuya
A brand specializing in the planning and development of portable and wearable fashion accessories that combine resin carabiners, buckles, tape, metal holders, and stretch fabrics. Their core strength is use-case-driven functional design — gear that attaches to a bag, wraps around the waist, conforms to the body, and minimizes bounce — making them well-suited for OEM production of compact bags, bottle holders, sacoche bags, and belt-type pouches for sports, travel, outdoor, and event markets. The signature GLOOP BELT demonstrates their commitment to a stable, bounce-free wearing experience through patented sewing technology (PATENT NO:7376968) and stretch materials. Collaborations with STRICT-G/Premium Bandai (Gundam) and EVANGELION STORE also attest to strong IP goods and brand novelty capabilities.
Supported items
Fashion Accessories/Bags & Luggage、Belts、Other|Merch/Other|Activewear/Other|Fitness/Accessories
Past clients
STRICT-G / Premium Bandai、EVANGELION STORE
Strengths
Service scope
Planning and design proposal
Supported
Sample development and testing
Needs confirmation
Material and packaging sourcing
Needs confirmation
Mass production and processing
Supported
Quality, certification, and labeling
Needs confirmation
Packing, kitting, and logistics
Needs confirmation
Manufacturing equipment
Certifications / Sustainability
No certification data registered.
Certification data is based on listed supplier information. Confirm details during inquiry.
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