300-pyeong vintage shop in Yongin: two women's outfits at TOKYO USED

I've been really into browsing clothes lately, so this time I went somewhere a bit different — TOKYO USED Flagship Store in Yongin, Gyeonggi. It's a place where you can see everything from vintage clothing to bags, accessories, and even luxury goods all in one spot. When I actually got there, it was way bigger and cleaner than I expected, so just looking around took quite a while, haha.

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Location, exterior, and parking

TOKYO USED Flagship Store's Yongin location is in Gyeonggi Province. I drove there, and the parking space was so spacious that it made a great first impression right away. There's both underground and surface parking, so you don't need to worry about finding a spot. It's also in a great location to pair with nearby restaurants or cafés, making it a solid pick for a day-trip course. If you're looking for things to do around Gogiri, I'd recommend this place too — planning a drive out to Gogiri is a lot more fun if you add a shopping stop instead of just hitting restaurants or cafés.

A vintage shop of about 300 pyeong

Above all, the store's scale is impressive. It's supposedly about 300 pyeong, and seeing it in person made me think, 'can a vintage shop really be this big?' 😳 It's definitely different from the cozy little vintage shops you usually picture. The entire building is run as one store, so I was already excited before even walking in. If you search for vintage shops in Yongin and end up visiting, the size will probably surprise you too. ^^

Interior atmosphere and floor layout

Walking in, the thing I noticed again was how surprisingly clean it was. The first floor has men's clothing, bags, accessories, and more, while the second floor has women's clothing and a lounge area. ^^ When you hear 'vintage shop,' you tend to picture items crammed tightly on the racks or a somewhat cluttered atmosphere, but this place felt clean and organized overall. Since the store itself is so spacious, browsing the clothes never felt cramped. I liked being able to walk around slowly and check things out one by one. Beyond just clothes, there were so many bags and accessories to look at that time flew by. Also, having a fitting room and waiting area was such a nice touch! ^^ Kids can rest in the waiting area, and it makes shopping comfortable for everyone — a real plus.

Browsing the luxury bag corner

I went there to look at clothes, but I couldn't just walk past the luxury bag corner. Haha. Browsing the bags turned out to be more fun than I expected.

Being able to look at brand products in person that I'd usually only see online, and check out their design and condition, made it feel more like browsing for fun than actual shopping. Vintage items especially have a different vibe from what's sold now — even the same brand can look and feel a little different depending on the piece. So if you're looking for a vintage shop in Yongin, I think it's more fun to go in with the mindset of browsing various styles and fashion items rather than just looking for cheap clothes.

I checked out the accessories corner, the perfume corner, and browsed all sorts of things — time really flew by. ^^

Trying on all sorts of things in the second-floor women's section

I spent most of my time on the second floor. Tried this on, tried that on. ^^ There were so many kinds of clothes — and even with all that variety, the store still felt clean, almost like being in a department store. Haha.

I tried on jackets too — several of them — but I was so busy that I barely took any photos, haha. What I found most interesting here was the product mix. There's a wide range of vintage clothing, bags, and accessories, and the price range is broad too. You can find items you can browse without any pressure, all the way up to luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Tiffany. But it's not all pricey luxury pieces — there are affordable items too, so I ended up trying on everything I could. Haha.

Fitting rooms, waiting area, and lounge

There are proper fitting rooms where you can try clothes on before buying, which is great for checking size and fit. There's also a waiting area where whoever came with you can sit while you try things on — a thoughtful detail. The view from the waiting area was actually pretty nice too. There's a lounge area for taking a break while shopping, plus restrooms, so it felt like a place designed not just to be big, but to let visitors stay comfortably.

Went in just to browse, left with two pieces

Honestly, I went in that day just planning to look around. But as I browsed piece by piece, clothes I liked kept catching my eye. In the end, I walked out with two pieces of clothing. 😂💕 I think this is exactly the fun of vintage shopping — you don't go in with a specific item planned out; you wander the store and end up finding something you love. And since there's no guarantee you'll ever see the same vintage item again, once you find something you like, you tend to think about it more seriously. I ended up bringing home two pieces in the end. ^^

And since it's not just clothes — bags, accessories, and luxury items are all there too — the shopping time never felt boring. Because of that, I think even first-time visitors to a Yongin vintage shop would find it more fun than expected. Personally, I felt this place is better enjoyed as part of a bigger outing rather than as a shopping-only destination. If you're looking for things to do around Gogiri, it'd be great to build a day course around eating nearby, stopping by a café, and then shopping at TOKYO USED.

After visiting in person

TOKYO USED Flagship Store was definitely different from the typical vintage shop I had in mind. In a spacious 300-pyeong space, there's a wide range of items from clothing to bags, accessories, and luxury goods, and the whole store is kept clean and tidy, making it easy to browse comfortably. The first floor has men's clothing and accessories, while the second floor has women's clothing and a lounge, so each floor had a slightly different mood. Having fitting rooms, a waiting area, restrooms, and a lounge was also a big plus. And most of all — I walked out that day with two new pieces of clothing! Haha.

If you're looking for a vintage shop in Yongin, this is worth a visit at least once, and it's a fun spot for anyone who wants to browse not just vintage clothing but luxury bags and accessories too. If you're looking to spice up a Bundang date a bit or want to combine a drive with shopping while checking out things to do around Gogiri, it's worth adding to your itinerary. Next time I go, I want to check out the luxury bags more carefully instead of just focusing on clothes, haha. There's more to see than you'd expect, so if you enjoy vintage shopping, this is a place where even a slow, casual browse can be a pretty fun time.

In a spacious, clean, 300-pyeong space, TOKYO USED Flagship Store let me browse everything from vintage clothing to bags, accessories, and luxury goods all in one visit. I ended up leaving with two pieces of clothing I loved. ^^ If you want to combine shopping with a drive, this is a place worth remembering for your next outing.