December 13, 2022

Editorial coverage of the Tokyo Omotesando ALLU!

Editor's report on Tokyo Omotesando ALLU!

Finally, we can fly to Japan! I took the opportunity to visit ALLU's newly opened vintage shop in Omotesando, Tokyo.

The interior and exterior of the store are very elegant and comfortable, with a total of four floors, from the first floor to the third floor. The basement displays Hermes products such as Birkin and Kelly, while the first floor is a women's section with handbags, jewelry, and clothing of various brands, and the second floor is a men's section with watches such as Rolex and accessories such as Chrome Hearts. The store not only sells vintage items, but also has an acquisition service.

All the vintage items in the store are labeled with A/B Ranking, and I feel that all the products are in good condition and in 90% new condition, and they are duty free for foreign tourists!

In addition to the name and price of the product, the tags of the products at the ALLU Omotesando Store also indicate the "Environmental Load Reduction Score" for each product.

CO2 ...... is equivalent to 4,377 planted trees.

Water: 21,450 200 liter bathtubs

You know what this is?

Simply put, this score represents the amount of carbon dioxide emissions and water consumption that can be reduced when the product is passed on to the next hand (because reusing vintage products can discourage the production of new ones). It's a question worth reflecting on.

If you have a chance to fly to Japan, you may want to visit ALLU.

Experience Japan's largest and most sophisticated second-hand antique store!

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