Berrytage holds a pop-up store at GARROT, a select store in Nagoya, Japan. The store will feature an array of new and archived items.

The brand name is derived from "heritage" and "vintage." Centered on a respect for past fashion culture, the brand offers contemporary everyday wear that blends Japanese craftsmanship and sensibility.VERYTAGE〉will be hosting a pop-up store.

The venue is a select shop located in the Osu area, where vintage clothing, street culture, and local shopping district culture have blended together to create a unique atmosphere that has evolved over time.GARROT".

During the event, the full lineup of *Berridge*’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, along with archive pieces, will be on display. Since we can’t cover everything here, we’ve selected just a few highlights.

GATHER SHIRT
22,000 yen

First up is this piece, created under the concept of “highlighting the beauty of gathers through minimalist details.”

By applying a pigment bio-finish in black after the reactive dyeing process, we achieve a unique color and texture. This adds depth and strength to the gathered details—which can often appear too cute—resulting in a finish that blends naturally with the style of mature men.

NOT50’s Shirt
29,700 yen

And here is a shirt that evokes the mood of the 1950s while being reimagined with a modern balance.

The distinctive stitching on the front, created using a special sewing machine, serves as an iconic detail that accentuates the shirt’s vintage charm. At the same time, the overall silhouette and design have been updated for a modern look, striking a perfect balance between classic style and sophistication. This shirt captures the essence of a classic 1950s shirt while offering the comfort and functionality suited to today’s lifestyle.

SWISARMY-DENIM (used)
¥49,500

Next up is a pair of pants born from the idea of reinterpreting the baker pants in a modern way.

Based on Swiss Army work pants from the 1950s, these pants feature six pockets for enhanced functionality, achieved by modifying the side slit pockets—originally found on overpants—to a button-fastening design.

BGR-SLEEPINGSHIRT
29,700 yen

The final piece is a reimagined version of a 1960s Bulgarian military sleeping shirt, updated with a modern, sophisticated twist.

Made from high-quality cotton-linen fabric, this shirt combines a natural texture with exceptional comfort. Its standout feature is the handmade Chinese button, crafted from the same fabric and tailored to be as small and delicate as possible. This understated yet eye-catching detail adds a subtle touch of personality to a classic shirt.

The pop-up store will be open for 10 days, from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 10. This is a rare opportunity to see the entire collection, including our archives. Don’t miss it!