Ace Hotel Pop Up Shop at Shinjuku Isetan

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Looks like the folks at the Ace Hotel are taking their material collaborations East, all the way East to Tokyo. The burgeoning Pacific Northwest hotel group opened a holiday pop up shop late last week on the 5th floor of the Shinjuku Isetan. If you have ever been to that Isetan store you will know, that baby is a monster with a pretty amazing variety of some of the best the world has to offer. The Ace shop looks great and I’m sure will be a big hit with the Japanese.

More info from Ace founder Alex Calderwood’s blog on Arkitip. The pop up shop will stock collaborations with: “Mackintosh & Various Projects, Wings + Horns, Pendleton, FjallRaven, Coto, Surface to Air, Rudy’s Barbershop, Pearl Plus, Generic Man, Arkitip, Evan Hecox and more. The shop is open now through the 25th.”

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Comments on “Ace Hotel Pop Up Shop at Shinjuku Isetan

    Foster on December 10, 2009 1:59 PM:

    ace does a lot of things right, collaborations and pop ups being one of them,
    foster

    Ken Shishido on December 11, 2009 9:35 AM:

    Hi

    Yes, ACE hotel is very famous in Japan. When you come to Tokyo, please let me know!

    Ken

    Brehan Todd on December 11, 2009 2:23 PM:

    Awesome! I want to do this somewhere in Portland!

    Guest Service on December 12, 2009 4:34 AM:

    Its not that famous in Tokyo… They JUST announced their presence in Tokyo’s “Fashion Closet” Isetan!! Their conceptual “Hotel” identity is a sweet-spot, that no Japanese companies dare try operating, except CLASKA.
    They should open a ACE HOTEL themed “capsule” hotel in Harajuku or Shinjuku… something that is unique and hip.

    Alexandra on December 17, 2009 9:19 AM:

    ha! That backpack there is a “Fjällräven” bag from Sweden, and those used to be the dorkiest bags ever. Are they cool now?

    Daniel on December 18, 2009 4:41 PM:

    Alexandra, I have never seen as many people wearing Fjällräven clothes as here in Umeå in northern Sweden where I live. Alot of alternative people wear Fjällräven backpacks.

    Terence on January 7, 2010 11:14 AM:

    I love stores like this. They should bring this to NYC.

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