Squat

It ’s a place where you can get unique items like no other.

There are products for enthusiasts to beginners. I was nervous until I entered as a beginner in second-hand clothing, but when I entered, the clerk was very kind and taught me various things. Repeat is confirmed!

A store that can only be reached in Yamagata, a countryside where there is no competition. I usually sell dirty clothes that are packed in cardboard. Have you never seen a second-hand clothing store in the city center? Have you never bought it? Yamagata, scary. There is too much difference between good people and bad people in the attitude of the clerk. Well, it might be a good store for Yamagata.

I stopped by during my trip to Yamagata. The shop was very friendly and kindly explained the products. I'm glad I saw a lot of good things.

For reference, if you plan to go. It ’s just an individual opinion I will never go again. Some people wrote it before, but it's uncomfortable. The clerk arrived from the beginning to the end It feels like it's putting pressure on me. I can't see it slowly. That's why it's cool old clothes Doesn't look cool Or rather, the clerk's impression is so strong that I can't remember. I'm very sorry. I just want to hear what the customer is looking for ○○. Speaking of Adjacent warehouse? I go looking for it dashingly. According to the story I heard from an acquaintance Warehouse? Bring untagged items from Items with stains without detailed explanation When I was told at a reasonable price It seems that he pulled it. I don't know if you decide the price by looking at people It looks like a scam when you bring a product without a price tag. Anyway, the reputation around me is not good. I think it's good for second-hand clothing enthusiasts Well, I recommend Uni-Ro if you go here

I visited you today. Following last week's Sendai store, we went to the Yamagata main store. I used to think about ruggedness, but when I came across a store called squat, my fashion style changed at once. I bought it by touching Moleskin, military bread, Babour and the royal road, and fashion became more fun. I myself am a vintage beginner and have no knowledge. However, the squat staff, including the owner, are friendly and free to let the selfish (troublesome customer w) enjoy the used clothing store. I've been trying it on. (I'm sorry if there is something like manners, but thank you for letting me know) I don't know much about vintage, but if you like clothes and second-hand clothes, I definitely want you to go. Word-of-mouth is a certain standard, but I would like you to go and feel it yourself. Squats are great not only in clothes, but also in the warmth of people. And the point card, which gives you maximum points for 20,000 yen, is also very attractive. This is dangerous! !! !! Everything in the store is half price. Even today, the total price of 50,000 has been reduced to half. The profitable feeling is too dangerous! !! Even beginners can easily shop. Even such a selfish customer was treated with a smile all the time without a disgusting face. If you want to buy clothes anyway, it's a good shop that makes you want to buy it with squats. If you are shopping with squats, please ask the staff and have fun. There is no one scared, and the second-hand clothing store has a warm atmosphere. There are only friendly staff, so really. I will bother you again next month. I want to go every day. Thank you for your good time. There isn't such a wonderful second-hand clothing store. Why can it continue for 20 years? You can see it if you go.

I went to the Sendai store for the first time because I wanted barry leather shoes that I saw online, but when I asked the clerk that I didn't have the shoes I was looking for, I was told that it might be the Yamagata store, so I gave up on the shoes. I searched for a coat. The clerk was kind and explained all the products I picked up, and for me, who is starting to get hooked on European products, it was fun to look for treasure. I looked around and found the hugo boss's bal collar coat, and I was concerned about the country of origin. I looked at the tag from corner to corner and searched for the country of origin, but it was not listed, and the clerk said that it was a rare pattern. Was there. However, the texture, condition, and sewing were very sturdy and reasonably priced, so I bought it and went home. I like this very much. I also searched the country of origin on the net, but it was written that there were almost no products made in Germany, made in Ukraine or Poland, and also made in China. I will go to the Yamagata store next time.