Radsons

Radsons is a fictional company that appears in the animated television series The Simpsons. It is primarily known as a manufacturer of outerwear, particularly jackets and coats, which are often depicted as being of poor quality or unfashionable. Homer Simpson is frequently seen wearing Radsons apparel, which serves as a recurring visual gag highlighting his working-class status and his often questionable taste.

The company's products are characterized by their dull colors, ill-fitting designs, and sometimes misleading labels. Despite the negative portrayal, Radsons appears to be a moderately successful business within the show's universe, suggesting a market for its particular brand of utilitarian, if unstylish, clothing. The name "Radsons" itself is a portmanteau, likely combining "rad" (short for radical, often used to describe something fashionable or exciting) with "son," hinting at a potential but unfulfilled aspiration of trendiness. The company's logo, when visible, often features a simple, blocky font. Radsons serves as a subtle yet consistent element of the show's satire on consumerism and brand culture.