Shop Like a Local: The ULTIMATE Insider Guide to Shopping in Japan | THELIST

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Discover how to shop for fashion in Japan like a true local! In this video, we’ll discuss the strategy to finding boutiques tailored to your style, and share insider tips on how to find the best deals and unique pieces. Whether you’re into high-end brands or underground fashion, this guide will help you navigate Japan’s fashion scene with ease
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[rez]

Love the comment on androgyny. If you like the clothes then wear it clothes are just clothes have fun with it.

[kapilseshasayee]

One of the best YouTube channels, no contest

[wingjesus]

The shop at 4:53 is right up my alley. Would also be interested in any Japanese brands/stores similar to undercover or Lad Musician. Literally flying to Japan next week!

[hayden]

After lived & shopped in JP for 2 years, while the genre & styles' range are crazy, the only issue really is: Expensive.
Select 2nd hand shops are best to go: Kindal, Ragtag, 2nd street. Personal favourite: Koenji area.

[nb]

I know it’s not your focus, but could you do a video on women’s fashion? Most only focus on fast fashion brands. One of the only good videos was your old one which was like several years ago 😹

[spuckuk]

This is just great shopping advice in general

[LuckyJujube]

Please advise: 60 year old, female, public school art teacher in a hot and humid climate. What brands should I shop?

[dannyv]

Just got here in Japan these past couple of days and it’s so overwhelming lol

[Alwaysunderablanket]

I know trad is very popular in Japan - but where in Tokyo would you recommend for VINTAGE TRAD? These videos are invaluable so thank you 🙏

[timeOI]

Hey there ! I just stumbled upon your channel and wow, what a fantastic discovery! Your content is amazing. 😊

I'm super excited because I'm planning a trip to Japan next year. Your videos are already getting me hyped for the adventure!

Quick fashion question for you: I'm currently exploring a new style - something like minimal, elegant oversized pieces. Issey Miyake is a huge inspiration, but a bit out of my price range. Do you know any similar brands that are more budget-friendly? I'm totally open to second-hand options too!

Thanks for your awesome videos. Can't wait to see more! 👍

[IFeelLikeAG]

Looking for smaller, less known brands/shops that have more of an oversized silhouette and utilitarian vibe. Something similar to the oversized silhouette of Anglan in Korea and the utilitarianism of Human Made vests and bags. Also love vintage military as well which aligns with the utilitarian vibe.

[rez]

I know you’ve been to stores IRL before but do you have any ideas for more videos like that? I enjoyed them.

[krispeekornflex]

How about Mode Off and similar stores?

[hankmoody]

Hey Reggie ✌🏻
Thanks for the great insight.
I was in Japan in March/April of this year.
Great country.
Wish I had known more in advance.
But I‘ll be back 😎
Could you please recommend Japanese alternatives for Y-3 and also Yohji Yamamoto?
I’m a big fan of the old master 😃
Thx & greetings from Germany 🙃

[pastense]

I was surprised that Harajuku was not all the flash and lights I expected at first. Stumbled upon really cool shops there. Found my current pair of eyeglass frames (my favorite ever!) at a small shop there. But I can’t remember the name! It carried both vintage and brand new pieces. I remember they also sold a lot of pins and patches. Anyone know the place?

[arshbali]

Where can I get loose fit jumpers for men that fit at waist level..?

[jordanjenkins]

Where can I shop for Japanese Americana like Studio D’Artisan/M’arijuan?

[BeardedDante]

Can you do a video on all the Japanese jean brands? Where to go to find them or if you like that aesthetic. Example: Burgus Plus, Sugar Cane, studio d’artisan, iron heart, the real mccoys.

[lloydmo]

Hwy I'll be heading to Japan in October for two weeks for the first time. I will be on the hunt for North Face Purple label and I generally like to shop at Uniqlo. Could you please recommend some other adjacent brands please 🙂

[Keichan]

I like Noir. I think their branch is in Osaka. Any adjacent brands?