The Vintage Collection Mall is set to host its second pop-up event in Tokyo, featuring an impressive collection of vintage T-shirts from 11 participating shops, catering to both new enthusiasts and seasoned collectors.
The vintage clothing market continues to flourish, with significant contributions from key players in the industry. One such notable entity is the Vintage Collection Mall (VCM), which is set to host its second highly anticipated pop-up event at F/STORE in Tokyo. Following a successful inaugural gathering, this event aims to bring together an impressive assortment of vintage T-shirts that will attract both new enthusiasts and seasoned collectors.
Running from March 12 to March 19, the pop-up will feature a collection of 100 diverse T-shirts sourced from 11 participating vintage shops associated with VCM. This selection includes globally popular T-shirts from recent years, rare finds that are seldom seen in marketplaces, and uniquely curated pieces that reflect the individual aesthetics of each shop.
The event promises to be a comprehensive showcase of vintage T-shirts, allowing fans to explore items spanning various genres such as photography, art, film, and music, all under one roof. With an assortment designed to pique the interests of a wide range of visitors, it is poised to cater to both those just beginning their vintage T-shirt journey and those seeking to expand their existing collections.
Participating stores include CLOSET BIANCA, Kchup Rice, LeeLoo, Legend of Vintage, ONE VINTAGE, Rei Otsuka, SNUG, SPiKe, THIS MAN, TORUS, What’z up Harajuku, and Kimamani T-Shirts, each bringing a unique perspective to the evolving landscape of vintage fashion.
As the event draws near, it promises to thrum with activity, reflecting the vibrant culture surrounding vintage apparel and its enduring appeal in contemporary fashion circles.
Source: Noah Wire Services
