古着屋西海岸 厚木店

Not much special being sold here. Just old t shirts and shorts/pants. Very generic.

Comparing to The 2nd Hand Things The Price Is Really Good !!! But Check Everything Before You Buy !

It's so-called "The old clothes". Clothes are almost cheaply bought overseas. This shop is expensive overall, depending on the item. It's still good if the condition hasn't deteriorated, but tattered items, perforated T-shirts and hoodies are flickering. Some people may think that it is a second-hand clothing store to say this, but if you go to other places, there are more similar and better ones, and obviously the price setting is a mismatch judging from the condition. I dare to say it in a sense. (Because I don't want to hurt anyone reading this) Well, since it's all overseas, there are rarely nice designs, but there are quite a few that don't fit the Japanese body very well, so I think it's best to try on and buy them properly. Most of the items are from the 90's to the 2000's. For example, nylon outerwear has a silhouette, sleeves, and length that are often dull. There are many college T-shirts, college hoodies, and sports team items that are unique to the United States (^^) The lining of hoodies and sweatshirts may deteriorate and be full of pills, so if you raise the hair with a pet brush that you can buy even at 100% after buying it, it will return to some extent. If you can wear it well, such as the recent revival boom, there may be a bargain. By the way, if you are worried about the smell of used clothes, use baking soda or citric acid and wash with lukewarm water. It's refreshing. The ones that are not good are in the 800 yen range, and the ones that are ok are from 1680 yen, so I think that 5000 yen is enough.

I wanted work pants, so I went looking for them. I had affordable trousers so I could get dirty. I have purchased

Perhaps it was a bad time to go, there was no better product than I expected. Maybe you can meet more atmospheric products in summer than in winter? That's too bad.