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What I Bought: Selvedge Denim, Engineered Garments, Beams Plus, Kamakura Shirts, and More…
Description#japanhaul #japanshopping #mensfashion #japan #haul I wouldn't describe this as a typical haul but instead 13 pieces I bought in Japan that focuses on craftsmanship, design, and unique style that's reflective of modern Japanese culture — from Ueno's denim to Ginza's avant-garde fashion. On my first-ever trip to JapanMore
#japanhaul #japanshopping #mensfashion #japan #haul
I wouldn't describe this as a typical haul but instead 13 pieces I bought in Japan that focuses on craftsmanship, design, and unique style that's reflective of modern Japanese culture — from Ueno's denim to Ginza's avant-garde fashion.
On my first-ever trip to Japan, I made a conscious choice not to film content — just to experience it. But I did pick up some incredible pieces that reflect the country’s deep respect for design, quality, and detail.
From Hinoya in Ueno, where I found Studio D’Artisan and Burgus Plus denim, to Cassidy in Shibuya for a perfect Engineered Garments jacket, and the avant-garde world of Kolor in Ginza, every item in this haul tells a story that I wanted to incorporate into my own wardrobe.
I made stops at Sun House, Beams, Kamakura Shirts, and Takashimaya, each showing a different side of Japanese menswear — from Ivy-inspired classics to technical modernity.
This video isn’t as much about shopping as it is about finding unique garments that spoke to me about design, intention, and personal style. Hope you enjoy. Tell me about your shopping experiences in Japan in the comments below!
00:16 Introduction
00:46 Denim
02:01 Outerwear
03:27 Secondhand Shopping
04:14 Pants
05:00 Gachapon Sidenote
05:42 Shirts
06:33 Accessories
07:11 Closing Thoughts
➤ Featured in this Video:
Studio D'Artisan 15oz Cinch-Back Jeans Loose Straight: https://ktku.co/Wr
Burgus Plus Natural Indigo Selvedge Jeans 1928 Cin
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