#古着de行こか。高島平店

“2024.12.20 I went there because this is the only store in Tokyo. It was just over an hour from my house. Exit the east exit of Takashimadaira Station and head toward the DOCOMO sign to arrive in less than 5 minutes. When you see the store sign, take the stairs to the basement. There are really no employees in the store. This is an unmanned store. Just like Uniqlo, the cash register will calculate automatically if you place it next to the cash register box. Then check the information displayed on the screen and make the payment. The receipt will only be displayed as a barcode and will not be printed on paper. My smartphone is slow to read barcodes, or rather, it starts up slowly and I can't scan them before they load. I would like a refresh button. T-shirts started at around 2,000 yen. I didn't have many pants, but I had a lot of shirts and jackets. More than half were men's items, but there were also unisex items. Also, if I see something I want to buy, I'll go there.”

“You can only buy jeans here now. Maybe. Using a coupon, I got LEVI'S511 and ARMANI JEANS at a price that was almost a bargain. Unique to thrift stores? The uniform department is quite interesting, and you can't help but wonder who will wear it and when. There are so many Mc◯Nardo uniforms, and the whole thing is worth seeing! ! A store that draws you in when you pass by.”

“An unmanned secondhand clothing store. Card payment is OK! There is a lot of material, and there is a lot of degree. American vintage clothing is clearly divided into areas, so it's easy to understand. Push items are probably set on the rack right after entering. Anime T's were lined up. To be honest, I don't know the market price of Anime T, so I can't say anything, but the price itself was affordable, so if you have something you like, you should check it out!”

“It's unmanned, but if you shoplift, you can make your world debut on YouTube, which is fun. I think the selection is pretty good.”

“Maruyasu's sister store, a used clothing store, was pre-opening on February 22nd, so I went to check it out. I was surprised that there was such a large space in the basement of this building. About 90% of the sales floor was for men, with a large selection of jeans, jackets, dress shirts, etc. Women's clothing is about 1/5 of men's clothing, and kids' clothing is about 1/5 of that. I've only seen them for ladies and kids, but the prices range from 1,000 yen to 3,000 yen. For kids, there were no unknown brands, and I got the impression that there were a lot of beautiful Ralph clothing that you wouldn't know unless you were told it was second-hand clothing once you put it on. The image of a second-hand clothing store is that it is cluttered and smells a bit, but the store was neatly displayed and hygienic. I would like to visit with Maruyasu again like a treasure hunt (^o^)”