Tokio 7 - New York, New York

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Sehr schöne Selektion verschiedenster Designerstücke. Alles sehr ansprechend und auch sehr gut beschildert. Ein Schnäppchen zu finden ist hier nicht einfach, aber möglich.

Jenn Torre

great selection of luxury items for both men and women. their shoe and jacket selection never disappoints. it's bigger than it looks! prices generally fit the condition of the item and the brand, so come with money to spend or don't bother coming

Caleb Martinez

Tokio 7 features a curated collection of high-end luxury and vintage clothing.

The staff is inviting, and the consignment process is straightforward.

I highly recommend this store to anyone who appreciates quality garments.

Kay Period

The best! I used to sell my clothes online, but I'm so happy I started taking them to Tokio 7 instead. They get a great price for my items and their 50/50 split is fair. They might be picky but they know their clientele and what sells. So far they have sold everything I brought them.

As a shopper this also means they have a beautifully curated selection with amazing deals, no duds in the store.

People complaining about racism or their security measures honestly need to get over themselves. They are a small business and have every right to protect their inventory, can you imagine what a pain it is for them to lose a consignor's item to theft? Apparently they were ransacked and nearly put out of business during the 2021 protests. I'm glad they survived and hope they continue to stay in business for many years to come. Just be respectful, don't steal anything and they will give you good service.

A true gem of NYC!

Clarke Boehling

I’ve picked up a couple of things here and had always enjoyed browsing. The other week, however, I tried bringing in something of my own for consignment for the first time. The employee took a quick look at it, then told me dismissively, “our customers are looking for more high-end things.” The item was a $395 button-down from Ernie Palo (tiny Japanese label begun by Ryo Yamaguchi) which I had worn two times and didn’t love the fit of. I can understand not being familiar with every label on the planet, but to not even be asked anything about the shirt and told what I was told felt rude and condescending, particular toward someone who had shopped there previously.

Cris K

I thought the place was impossibly pretentious. $240 for a used Margiela sweater and $200 for an Issey Miyake Bao Bao bag is disdainful.

Then they had all these security tags all over the stuff, as if anyone would actually hoard all their things in a shopping tote and run. Honey, half your stuff is ancient and even a good consigner would tell you your prices were mostly to make rent. I finally landed my eyes on something I would proudly wear and call vintage, only for me to see the tags say "Gap, 2001, $200." No joke. I was sorely disappointed but maybe it's much to my knowledge of vintage thrifting for the last 15 years. For the newbies, this place is sure to be fun.

SMD

Ridiculously good stock of designer deals. Love this place. Scored three sweaters and a hat for 1/6 retail.

Siddhanth Goyal

Tokio7 carries and will sell you fake products. If and when they do this, they’ll stop responding to all communications and ignore you. Take heed of the negative reviews and absolutely DO NOT shop here.