Seiyu to carry U.S. Olsen twins clothing line

TOKYO, Japan - A clothing line (shown) associated with Hollywood celebrity twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will be sold at 90 supermarkets in Japan operated by Seiyu Ltd. starting in August, Seiyu and U.S. partner Dualstar Entertainment Group said Feb. 3.

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