TORO Vintage Clothing (Sendagaya/Tokyo)
The interior, which expresses uniqueness through a mix of various ideas, is also a must-see. 
The ratio of men's to women's items is half and half. 
The objects placed throughout the store are also eye-catching.
A charismatic shop in Sendagaya celebrating its 30th anniversary
Toro Vintage Clothing in Sendagaya will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2023. The store offers a lineup of vintage clothing that resonates with the Yamaguchi couple, who traveled to the United States and Europe to purchase items that resonate with their personal sensibilities.
The clothing, collected with a free and unconventional approach without being bound by categories, is often unique and highly popular with designers, hairdressers, stylists and other highly sensitive professionals. One of the things they focus on is not just the brand and rarity, but also the silhouette, comfort and what the clothes express. For this reason, this is a recommended shop for those who want to enjoy their own unique style.
A rare T-shirt with a Picasso work printed all over it, priced at 52,800 yen. 
Flared pants from the 1970s with a full print of the Pepsi logo, 52,800 yen. 
A work apron from the 1960s used by a lumber store, priced at 10,780 yen. It can be used as a sacoche.
JANTIQUES (Nakameguro/Tokyo)
The packed atmosphere reminds me of an antique mall overseas. 
Artwork by American artist Ishi Glinski.
The beginning and pinnacle of second-hand clothing stores that incorporate lifestyle elements
Jantique is a pioneer of vintage shops that not only stocks vintage clothing, but also lifestyle items such as furniture and miscellaneous goods. This stance has remained unchanged since it opened in 2005, and the shop brings together items from various eras and countries under one roof, with a unique sense of style.
The highlight of the store is the casual display of 90s cycling jerseys next to special vintage items. 6,050 yen. 
A rare pair of US Navy sweatpants from the 1940s, priced at 55,000 yen. 
50s rayon sleepwear, 13,200 yen.
If you want to experience the richness of Jantique, then you should visit the back of the store, which resembles the owner Uchida Hitoshi's room. The store is filled with a wide range of clothing from America to Europe, spanning a wide range of eras, and the mix is exquisite. Vintage clothing is fun when you mix different elements together. You'll definitely learn how to appreciate it this way!
*Many of the second-hand clothes introduced are one-of-a-kind and may be out of stock. Price information and other information is from the time of coverage and is subject to change.
