TreFac Style Shimokitazawa East Exit
“Treasure Factory's vintage-leaning branch by Rail Street: old Levi's and military next to current resale.”
Treasure Factory's fashion arm, two minutes from the station by Rail Street, and the branch that leans vintage: old Levi's, US Army and USMC surplus, Polo Ralph Lauren, Barbour, Hysteric Glamour, mixed in with this season's buy-ins. It is unisex and it buys vintage every day, so the racks turn over fast.
Prices are chain-fair and the stock is clean. Two cautions from people who shop it: check the midsoles on old sneakers before you pay, and authenticate anything with a big logo yourself. The sister shop three minutes south has a different, more designer edit. Open 11 to 9 daily, tax-free.
Brand collections
- 1990s
Named first in what the shop buys; read the back-pocket tab and the care label for the era before you trust the price.
Polo shirts and knits from the blog listings; the older made-in-USA tags are the ones with the heavier cotton.
- 2000s
The Y2K Japanese label this branch lists; graphic tees and denim from its heyday print better than the reissues.
Waxed jackets turn up in the listings; check the wax, the corduroy collar and the zip, all of which can be renewed.
