KOMEHYO Shinjuku

KOMEHYO was founded in 1947 in Nagoya and has grown to become Japan’s most trusted name in luxury resale, with the Shinjuku flagship representing its most comprehensive Tokyo offering. The relay-use philosophy at the heart of KOMEHYO’s business model — ensuring items are passed from person to person to fulfill their potential — is one of the most coherent expressions of circular fashion in Japan’s retail sector. The eight-floor Shinjuku store covers an extraordinary breadth of secondhand goods: imported luxury brand clothing for women from houses such as Chanel, Hermès, Chloe, and Foxey; men’s imported fashion including Dior Homme, Dolce & Gabbana, and Italian sartorial brands; casual outdoor wear; brand name bags and accessories from Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Goyard, and Bottega Veneta; a dedicated jewelry floor with thousands of authenticated pieces; and one of the largest collections of secondhand watches in Japan, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Omega, and Cartier. All items undergo authentication and careful quality assessment by in-house experts before being offered for sale, ensuring customers can shop with full confidence in the provenance and condition of what they purchase. The store offers tax-free shopping for international visitors with valid passports, making it particularly popular among tourists. KOMEHYO also operates a purchasing center, allowing customers to sell or consign their own high-end goods directly on-site. With additional locations in Ginza, Aoyama, and Omotesando, KOMEHYO has effectively created a luxury circular economy ecosystem in central Tokyo.