Flying Tiger Launches 2026 'Cooling Items': From Eco-friendly Fans to Multi-functional Portable Fans

Flying Tiger Copenhagen (operated by Zebra Japan Co., Ltd., HQ: Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo; CEO: Kyoko Matsuyama) is a Scandinavian design store from Denmark that provides inspiration for seasonal enjoyment.

Starting April 17, 2026, the brand began selling its new 'Cooling Items' collection (22 products in total) from a selection of 558 new items. The lineup includes easy-to-use folding fans and mini fans, as well as compact yet powerful multi-functional mobile fans, offering various heat protection options for different scenarios.

### Stylish Folding Fans & Mini Fans Express your style with items like the 'CIAO' (Italian greeting) design or soft floral patterns. These come with a strap and are priced at 440 yen each. Other patterns include summer-themed 'Watermelon,' 'Blood Orange,' and simple 'Orange' designs, all at 440 yen. The collection also features mini fans with a pouch that expand to 20cm in diameter but fit in your palm when folded, priced at 220 yen.

### Multi-functional Fans with Extra Features - **Portable Fan with Keyring (1,540 yen):** A 2-way fan for handheld or tabletop use, featuring a pink bear keyring. Combines fashion and utility with an included USB cable. - **Neck Fan (1,540 yen):** A hands-free fan that hangs around the neck. The fan section can be bent to direct airflow to the face, perfect for work or travel. Includes a strap and USB cable. - **Suction Cup Fan (1,980 yen):** Features flexible legs and suction cups like an octopus, allowing it to be wrapped around parasols or fixed to tables. Includes a USB cable. - **Portable Fan (Tabletop Design) (1,540 yen):** A simple design where the fan section bends sideways for tabletop use. Includes a USB cable.

### About Flying Tiger Copenhagen Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1995, it is a unique design store now expanding globally, primarily in Europe. It offers a shopping experience full of surprises and entertainment through Scandinavian design rich in humor and color at affordable prices. As of April 23, 2026, there are 64 stores in Japan, covering regions from Hokkaido to Okinawa.