Muji in New york

[sybaritical]

saw this at Jean Snow's. It's old, but I don't think anyone's mentioned it yet.

I'm strangely aroused and I don't even live there.

http://jeansnow.net/2007/03/06/muji-in-new-york-2/

[DJ2xTech]

there's a smaller crappier one at moma too right?

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

^ There is. They actually have some stuff that seems allright from an american perspective. I got one of their tshirst that comes in a 2.5" cube, and I actually like it alot. real fitted, and stays wrinkled in this nice tactile way. Good texture and what not.

So yeah...

[Ryan]

if it was ever possible to be blander than uniqlo..muji has done it.

their new years sale helped me out one year when i was running low on clothes while visiting kyoto..

i wonder if theyll be selling bikes here also

[sybaritical]

ahhaha.

Mayne it;s just me, but Muji is minimalist nirvana. Simple, well designed products aimed squarely at conscientious consumers ... The Kyoto flagship is mindblowing.

[sybaritical]

really? I'm going to check out the new store in bangkok next week and I'll look then.

However, what I'm saying Muji is a great one stop shop for a lot of things, not just clothing.

[Kasper]

my first suit was from Muji, paid 12 000 yen, probably the best bargain i've ever had in my entire life. their furniture is also so nice, i wish we had some in Canada.

[Gabriel]

there are MUJI stores in Paris and London, I can't live without the stationary stuff. The travel gear is useful. I bought a nice weekend bag there.

There's one in a department store in Göteborg, but in Sweden there's also Granit which is a Scandinavian version (their tshirts are great)

[MilSpex]

Muji is great for furniture too. I dont know why Japas were so hyped about Ikea opening in Chiba a while back, Muji is greater by 10 fold.