I’ve been a fan of Santa Monica’s Omotesando shop for years. There’s a certain pull to the place, something I can’t quite explain, but it kept me finding time to visit whenever I could. I’ve been going for so long now that I’ve lost track of when it all began. But one thing I do remember clearly is the guy with the shaved head. Maybe it’s because our builds are so similar, but I always felt an odd sense of kinship with him. And the clothes he picked out for me? They always fit effortlessly into my style, as though they’d been waiting for me all along.
The shop carries everything from regular secondhand pieces to vintage treasures, each item imbued with its own subtle charm. And the bandanas? Their selection has always been dependable, with prices that feel almost too reasonable for what you’re getting. I recently picked up a few more—each one gave me that small rush, like finding something you didn’t even realize you’d been searching for.
Before I know it, I always end up buying more than I planned. But that’s the beauty of this shop. They’re not pushy, not eager to sell you something. They’re just... there. Quietly existing, waiting for people to find their way in. And somehow, that makes it all the more inviting.
I hope this shop stays just as it is for years to come. Nothing lasts forever, I know. But if there’s a place that feels like it exists outside of that rule, it’s this one.
Small but great selection.
Good selection of second hand clothes... a bit pricey though.
This is a vintage clothing store I've been going to for 20 years. They used to carry women's clothing, but the selection of women's items has decreased, and they now have more men's clothing. However, they still have a great selection of stylish items. I always end up buying something. The prices are a little on the higher side, but they have unique, one-of-a-kind pieces, and I'm always satisfied. They also have eco-bags and accessories, which I often end up buying as well. The staff are friendly and provide excellent customer service.
