Tweed jackets and kids' clothes on floor 2 at TOKYO USED, Yongin

Today I'm introducing a vintage shop in Gogiri, Yongin that I visited recently. Since it's in Gogiri, it's a great spot to combine with a drive and stopping by nearby restaurants and cafés haha 😄

TOKYO USED Flagship Store

Address, hours, parking

• 📌 Address: 8 Ijongmu-ro 169beon-gil, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
• 📌 Hours: Weekdays 11:00–20:00 / Weekends 11:00–21:00
• 📌 Parking: Both ground-level outdoor and underground indoor parking available

The entire building operates as one giant vintage shop like this. 300 pyeong!! They said it's a super large-scale space.

Besides the outdoor lot, there's a spacious indoor parking area too, so you don't need to worry about parking 😄 The entrance is wide, so even beginner drivers can visit without stress!!

This is the storefront entrance. I heard this location expanded and relocated from Seongsu-dong, and maybe that's why the interior felt so stylish!! It was also clean and comfortable, making it easy to browse and shop slowly 😄

1st floor — brand clothing and goods

This is what the 1st floor looks like. The clothes are neatly organized, well cared for, and in great condition — brand-name clothes at surprisingly low prices!!! For shirts, the ones I had my eye on were around 25,000 won?? Each item had a price tag attached, which made checking prices easy. Everything was sorted well by type and color, so it was easy to find whatever category I wanted to browse. Shopping carts are provided too 😄

Besides clothes, they also sell shoes, ties, figures, sunglasses, and more. I don't know much about figures, but if you're into them, this place seems worth a visit.

There are necklaces, bags, and perfume too

There were necklaces, bags, and perfume too!! I spent ages browsing high-end necklaces from Gucci, Dior, Tiffany & Co., Vivienne Westwood, and more, all at low prices 😄 The designer bags were also super clean and in great condition. Total treasure-hunting territory, total jackpot potential!! 😆

When fitting rooms are cramped, they get stuffy and it's uncomfortable to change — but here the fitting rooms were clean and spacious, which was great!

2nd floor — tweed jackets and kids' clothes

I went up to the 2nd floor too. The 1st floor has women's and men's clothing, luxury items, bags, shoes, accessories, figures, and other goods, while the 2nd floor has women's clothing and kids' clothing. Aren't these tweed jackets so pretty? There were so many kinds and they were so cute that I spent a long time browsing! Prices were super cheap too!!! I think they were mostly in the 20,000–30,000 won range. There were also dresses in a variety of colors.

And kids' clothes! Babies grow so fast that buying expensive brand clothes for them feels wasteful, but the kids' clothes here were priced really well! If you find something in the right size, it seemed worth buying.

This is the 2nd floor fitting room and rest area. When you're out shopping, little touches like this are so appreciated 💕 The view is nice too — and your companions can wait comfortably while you try things on haha

A course to pair with Gogiri restaurants

The road to the shop is really pretty, and along the way there's the famous Jumak Boribap, Tazza Duck House, and Gogiri Makguksu (buckwheat noodles), so it makes for a great course of eating and browsing together.

There's also a Naver review event running right now (the eco bag is so cute 😍), so stop by for a drive and a look around~!