. that I myself usually embody here.
Despite the fact that it was already evening time, the store was bathed in pleasant sunlight. Looking around the store, one sees many products placed in an elegant array at a good distance from each other, receiving the sunlight.
We carry not only Neato products, but also my own favorite items. We also have a wide variety of special order items and original items. I put here the things that I usually embody.
While his focus is on American casual and American traditional, Mr. Nishino is known for his unconventional style. The products in the "N&N Store" are also characterized by a quirky lineup that offers a glimpse of Nishino's tastes and tastes.
. this is the "Neat" section. . We have on-time items as well as archived items from about 2017. And we also have a 'Neat House' feature, so we offer custom-made items as well. We also have a full line of fabric swatches, so I'd like to draw your attention here."
The fabric here, which looks like a staggered pattern, is from the long-established French mill "Daumel. If you look closely, you can see the Awaji Island pattern (laughs). This fabric is so special that it was even used in an item for a certain maison, and this one is really special."
. These items are originals from the N&N Store, or items that we have specially ordered. . There is also the ocean just a short walk away, so we also have towels and beach bags. I would be happy if people could easily pick up these items as if they were little souvenirs."
These are items from an American work brand called "Barthel Perfection," which made cute lunch pants for children in the '40s or so, and had them re-made for adults. . This item is also exclusive to the N&N Store. To be honest, it would be difficult to wear "NEET" slacks on Awaji Island on a daily basis, so we thought it would be nice to have a contrasting item like this.
The items, including "NEET" and other special items, are all planned from Mr. Nishino's unique point of view. Most of the items can only be found at the "N&N Store," and in addition to the items introduced here, there are many other items of value that you may want to take the trouble to pick up.
And speaking of Mr. Nishino, vintage clothing is his specialty . This store has a lineup of gems that he has selected.
." "I'm thinking of basically putting seasonal items in the used clothing section. . So, T-shirts are indispensable for the current season. I'm not too particular about old items, but most of them are made in the U.S. and date back to around the 1990s. I also collect prints that I myself would like to buy, and these are mainly slightly off-the-wall and unlikely items.
. This is the shirt section. I have a wide range of shirts, from dress shirts by Hermes and Charvet to casual shirts by Ralph Lauren and Brooks Brothers. It's really like a collection of shirts that are indispensable to my wardrobe.
. I was in Paris on a business trip in June, so I bought these vintage leather shoes at that time. The lineup is centered on "John Robb" and "J.M. WESTON," and all the shoes have been beautifully maintained before being put on the store shelves. Considering their condition, I think they are a very good value for money.
Levi's® also stocks American-made items, but in bigger sizes such as 38" and 40". We are proposing that people wear them tightened at the waist.
These are the lineup of used clothing. As Mr. Nishino himself says, "I leave seasonal items on the shelf," the items on display change depending on the time of year, which is another reason to visit.
. We are planning to put some categorized secondhand clothing in the store. For example, 'Patagonia items from the 1990s. We are still undecided, but we are planning to start offering a collection of items around the fall.
