kindal Daikanyama
“Recent designer resale, small and sharp: Comoli, Auralee, Sacai, Margiela, plus a real Hermès rail.”
kindal's smallest Tokyo shop, one flight up opposite Daikanyama Park, and the tightest edit in the chain. Mostly this decade's Japanese and European designer: Comoli and Auralee in their good fabrics, Sacai hybrids, Margiela Tabis, Pleats Please by the rail. Then an unexpected Hermès corner, recent Sellier jackets and Carrés. Dig the Comme des Garçons for 90s and early-00s pieces from ¥11,000.
Median ticket is around ¥34,000; Pleats Please runs ¥33,000 to ¥53,000. The whole branch stock is browsable on kindal's online store. They also buy over the counter: bring your passport and a second ID.
Brand collections
- 1990s
The archive pocket: a 92AW round-collar wool coat and 01-02AW knit skirts, mostly ¥11,000 to ¥66,000.
- 2010s
Pleats Please pants and cardigans, the heat-set polyester that never loses its pleat, ¥33,000 to ¥53,000.
- 2020s
The deepest rail in the shop: shaggy wool jackets and cashmere knits from recent seasons, Comoli's dense Japanese cloth at resale prices.
Recent ready-to-wear (25AW Sellier-button jackets) next to Carré 140 shawls and Mini Clic Kelly enamel bracelets, about thirty pieces at a time.
Tabi boots and loafers and 5AC bags; check the split-toe soles for wear before paying ¥100,000-plus.
Recent spliced jackets and knits, the cut-and-join construction Chitose Abe is known for, from about ¥14,000.
