Isetan Men's

Definitely the best place for menswear in Tokyo. However, service was inconsistent. I had amazing service at Ann Demeulemeester, Wacko Maria & Mihara Yasuhiro etc. but the guys at Neighbourhood were not so friendly

THEY DO NOT HAVE LARGE MEN’S SHOE SIZES. The largest size, in general, is Japanese size 28, equivalent to U.S. 10. I searched high and low on the interwebs for an answer to the question: what shoe sizes does Isetan Men carry. Aside from some old Reddit posts, there is no straight answer. So I went myself to find out. I am specifically referring to the fine men’s RTW (ready to wear) shoes in the downstairs gallery - “the largest men’s fine shoe store in the world,” as they call it. I do not know about the sneaker/cheaper shoes section, but I assume it is probably the same. In the RTW (ready to wear) area, both the ‘very fine’ section (JPY 100,000+) and the ‘super fine’ section (JPY 200,000 -300,000+) [my terms] generally had up to JPY 28/US10. The ‘very fine’ section had a couple of standard’ styles in JPY 29/US11. This included a pair of basic black penny loafers and a pair of black cap toes. An excellent British brand, I don’t recall the name. About JPY 120,000. I was in particular looking for a nice pair of chukka boots - this did not exist anywhere in my size (which is higher than JPY 28). I was not naive about availability of large shoe sizes in Japan. I simply could not get an answer whether the self proclaimed largest fine men’s shoe gallery in the world was any different than any other Japanese RTW shoe store - I.e., no larger shoes. They do not, with little exception, carry larger shoes. The rest of the place was very nice.

The store has almost all the brands, from international designers to casual wear. This may be the best shop for menswear in Tokyo.

Insane collection of brands, much of it right off the runway. Nearly everything I touch costs thousands USD, so it’s too expensive for me, but it’s fun to browse.

Blown away by selection of men's shoes. Carmina, Church's, Sanders, Jalan Sriwijaya etc. Perhaps just lacking Cheaney's.

It is a must visit venue every time I go to Tokyo. The brands are so creative and unique here in Isetan. Julius pants, Yohji Yamamoto shirt and pants, Comme des Garcons outfit, Sacai skirt... I remember I bought an amazing leather bag [OOPS] in international creator which is so unique too.

Located at 3 Chome-14-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan Open daily from 10.00AM to 08.00PM, and always crowded with visitors all the time. Almost all branded bag, clothes, and cosmetic you can find in this place.

If you're into high end fashion (for mens), this is definitely a place that you should visit. You can basically view what the luxury brands are offering. Besides, the staffs there are super friendly and you would not feel pressured when you enquire more.

Isetan is probably the best place to shop in terms of department store. It's young, trendy, and selection is amazing. From accessories, international designers, and Independent designers to suite shops and tailor made, they doesn't not only have the varieties, but also the buyers are doing great job by bringing rare pieces. I couldn't find some pieces form Rick Owens and Dries Van Notten in LA but I found them here! They better size selection now as well. I wear large in the US.

Wow, one of the most incredible shopping experiences for a guy - such an incredible collection of clothes. Ranging from sporty casual to denim to suits, this spot had everything for the guy who is particular with his clothes. The customer service is excellent and it's hard to believe someone can visit here and not find something they'd like.