OUR LEGACY TOKYO OPENS NOVEMBER 8 IN SHIBUYA

Our Legacy opens a store in Tokyo on November 8, 2026, the third retail address the Stockholm label will hold in the city. Japanese retail sites call it OUR LEGACY TOKYO and place it in Shibuya, in the Daikanyama area at Sarugakucho, with the address first shown in a teaser film and the full announcement still to come.

It is the last step on a ladder the label has now climbed twice in a year. In Shanghai it went from a kiosk to pop ups to its own villa. In Tokyo it went from a Dover Street Market floor to a pop up to a shop in shop, and November 8 is the store with the city's name on it.

Four Rooms in Under Four Months

Soho came first. The store at 1 Silver Place, which was the label's first outside Sweden when it opened in 2014, reopened in July with night photographs by Rut Blees Luxemburg, a Tate collected photographer who shoots London on a 4x5 film camera, and a floor of reclaimed gym hall wood designed by Profan.

Ginza followed in August, when Our Legacy moved its Dover Street Market store to the second floor of the building, open 11am to 8pm daily, in stainless steel, mirror and strip lighting. Shanghai arrived in October in a Spanish style villa, with a museum shop on the first floor and a construction site on the second. The label's own description of the effect was "a sense of constant motion".

Tokyo makes four since mid July.

The Shanghai Ladder Ran Slowly on Purpose

Our Legacy's Shanghai store did not arrive cold. A WWD report about two years earlier described a retail kiosk inside the multibrand store Maison Dongliang and slow pop ups at SKP S, and quoted the label's chief executive saying the brand eventually wanted its own stores but that building them in a new market was capital intensive and complex.

Tokyo followed that script with different props. Dover Street Market Ginza has carried the label for years, and Dover Street Market London still lists a shoe called the Ginza Sandal. FashionSnap reported an Our Legacy pop up at Isetan Shinjuku from February 18 to March 3, 2026, built around the Spring Summer 2026 collection, B Sides. Each step tested the city before the label committed to a lease of its own.

Shibuya PARCO Was a Shop Inside a Shop

The first Japanese space the label ran itself opened on the second floor of Shibuya PARCO on June 13, 2025. Hypebeast Japan described it as the brand's first directly operated store in Japan carrying its full range, and Profan designed the interior.

A shop in shop borrows the building's front door, its hours and its foot traffic. The November 8 store carries the city's name and, according to the Japanese reports, an address of its own in Sarugakucho. By opening day Tokyo will hold a shop in shop at Shibuya PARCO, a full floor at Dover Street Market Ginza and a store near Daikanyama. Three formats, three neighborhoods, one label that began as a small Stockholm project in 2005, when Jockum Hallin and Cristopher Nying founded it, with Richardos Klarén joining two years later.

No Designer Has Been Named for the Tokyo Room

Profan, the Stockholm studio of Anton Bogårdh, Disa Braunerhielm and Maximilian Olsson, designed Soho, Ginza and Shanghai, and drew the Shibuya PARCO shop in shop a year before them. Nying, the label's creative director, designed Shanghai alongside the studio.

In the Japanese reports available on November 2, no designer, floor plan or material list is attached to the Tokyo store. The vocabulary is predictable if Profan returns. Its Our Legacy rooms have used stainless steel, mirror, fibreglass and silk curtains coated in beeswax and sewn by the Stockholm textile artist Akane Moriyama, and the studio's founders have described the effect as clinical rather than retail.

Shanghai tilted the other way, with concrete, container walls and reworked furniture, and the label has been saying something similar in cloth. It hid recycled scrap wool insulation inside its Fall Winter 2026 coat linings, where nobody sees it, while the rooms put reuse in plain view.

Two Foreign Brands Are Building in Shibuya Ward

Human Made, a Japanese label, set its first flagship, HUMAN MADE TOKYO, in Harajuku for September 26, 2026, its largest store to date, with opening weekend entry run through a lottery in its own app. Harajuku and Sarugakucho both sit inside Shibuya ward, so a Tokyo brand and a Swedish one are now putting stores of their own in the same ward.

The difference is the starting point. Human Made built from a home market and a listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in November 2025. Our Legacy is building from the outside in, one borrowed address at a time.

Twelve Years After Silver Place

Our Legacy opened in London in 2014, in Seoul in 2022 and at Shibuya PARCO in 2025. On November 8 it adds a store in Shibuya under its own name, twelve years after Silver Place and under four months after the Soho reopening. The official announcement with the address and opening hours had not been published when the first reports ran.