60 M-65 Mod Parkas!　Drool-worthy vintage wear and antique furniture will be gathered at Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building.

The Brooklyn-based vintage store "FRONT 11201 (FRONT 11201)will hold a pop-up event at Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building.

Black Over Dyed 1950-60's M-65 Fishtail Parka Full Set ¥39,800
*Purchase is limited to one per person.

Among the many gems of vintage clothing to be released at this event, the M-65 Fishtail Parka is the main attraction. This item is one of the most popular military wear and its price has been rising year by year. All of them will be offered at an unbeatable price of 39,800 yen.

The rest of the lineup is simply outstanding.

1940-50'S Brown's Beach Jacket Green ¥498,000

1950's-60's Campus Native Pattern Mohair Cardigan ¥59,800

LEVI'S 507XX 2nd Denim Jacket ¥220,000

Antique Indigo Linen smock ¥128,000

1960-70'S Stripe Big Mohair Sweater ¥42,800

1980-90's Aviator type sheepskin jacket ¥39,800

1950's-60's J.S.Bach Printed Sweatshirt
¥88,000

1940-50'S U.S ARMY Type Yellow Stitch Denim Pullover ¥129,800

1940-50's Canadian Denim Shop Coat ¥89,800

In addition to vintage items, the store will also offer original items. These are all basic items such as a knit hoodie and sweatshirt.

FRONT 11201 Original

Loop Knitting Hoodie ¥20,800

Loop Knitting Sweatshirt ¥16,800

Heavy-weight Long Sleeve T-shirt ¥5,000

Shetland Wool Fingerless Glove ¥3,980

Reed Diffuser ¥4,400

Furthermore, the "Archéologie StudioVintage furniture from the "Mere Old Man" will also be on display.

This is a rare opportunity to see a number of masterpieces including "Kyoto" from the daybed series, a table set used in the cafe of "Institut Français Tokyo," and chairs by Pierre Garrish, a representative of the French mid-century style. This is a rare opportunity to see a number of fine pieces in one place.

One corner of the pop-up store has the same spatial presentation as the visuals for this year's event, and visitors are free to take photos.

The event was curated by PR DirectorHaruka TanakaMr. The world view of the brand is not bound by the category of vintage clothing, but rather is in line with modern lifestyles and fashions.