RAGTAG Kichijōji — Local services in Tokyo

This place isn’t your average thrift store...it’s consignment shopping with a fashion degree & a trust fund. It leans into the neighborhood’s stylish-but-relaxed vibe, offering racks of carefully selected pieces that range from minimalist staples to bold designer statements.

The layout is crisp & modern: clean wood floors, airy displays, & everything arranged like it belongs in a boutique rather than a bargain hunt. You’ll find high-end labels - think Comme des Garçons, Gucci, and Issey Miyake - mixed in with more approachable contemporary Japanese brands. The accessories section is equally curated, with handbags & hats lined up like museum pieces.

The catch? Prices. While it’s technically “secondhand,” the reality is secondhand doesn’t mean cheap here. That Prada bag or Yohji jacket may be pre-loved, but your wallet will still feel the new-love sting. This is resale for people who want a curated experience & are willing to pay for it, not for treasure hunters hoping to score a Chanel jacket for pocket change.

For me it was resale luxury done right: polished, curated & unapologetically expensive. If UNIQLO is your go-to, this place will feel like sticker-shock cardio. But if you’re looking for designer gems with credibility, it’s worth...

We bought clothing from 2 branches of Ragtag (Kichijoji and Namba). The shops were clean and bright. The displays are at par with branded boutiques. The clothes were in very good condition, close to new. The racks were thoughtfully labeled with the brands they carry. We had a pleasant...

I stumbled upon this shop on my way to the park. The store is clean and well organized. Not many items compared to other second hand shops but I was able to find 1 thing I like at a very reasonable price. The staff is polite and I had a great...