Pigsty原宿店

“Not sure what people are raving about here. It’s honestly just as bad as the one in Osaka. This one had a better collection of t-shirts though, but still pretty underwhelming in comparison to the market both in Osaka and Tokyo.”

“I like pigsty because you can buy band T-shirts at pretty cheap prices (within 4,000 to 10,000 yen), including the Shimokitazawa store. I think this is a conscientious store, as the prices for serious vintage items are prohibitive for the average person. Of course, most of the items are newer, but if you look for them, you can find items with pretty good prints.”

“There was a wide selection of used American clothing, from vintage to regular. Although it's located in Harajuku, it's probably because it's a place that's not easily recognized due to its location, so no matter what time you go, there aren't many people around. However, you can take your time and look around at used clothes. The staff doesn't talk to you unnecessarily and has a good sense of distance, making you feel comfortable. This is my favorite secondhand clothing store where I can almost always find what I want.”

“Visual POW”

“It's worth a look for people who like vintage American clothing. It was quite spacious, and I felt that the variety of products was typical of Tokyo. The store staff will call out to you, but it's not what you would call persistent customer service. Also, in response to this question, rather than talking at length, I was left with a good impression by your concise answers. Regarding the price range, I feel that the old ones are quite expensive. There are many things that students cannot afford, If you are a working adult with plenty of money to spare, I think you can enjoy shopping. Lastly, I personally feel that it would be easier to understand if there was information about the product on the price tag.”