TOKYO FASHION SCOUT

One of the best secondhand designer stores in Tokyo, tucked on the third floor of a nondescript building right on Omotesando Avenue. The entrance is easy to miss — look for the small Kindal sign next to a Lawson convenience store, head into the building, and take the elevator up. You'd never guess it's there.

Inside it's big and a bit chaotic, but packed with stock — Rick Owens, Supreme, Stone Island, CDG, Sacai, Issey Miyake, and more. The men's selection is deep. Quality is consistently high and prices are fair, especially on domestic designer pieces where you can score things under ¥10,000 that would cost multiples elsewhere. One catch: if you're tall (180cm+), finding bottoms is a challenge. You'll probably end up checking size tags before even looking at the piece itself.

Despite sitting in one of Tokyo's most touristic areas, the crowd is mostly local Japanese thrifters who know what they're looking for — a genuine hidden gem. You can also sell here — they assess and pay cash same day.