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Hankyu Men's Tokyo lands Universal Works' Japan debut, a rebuilt Levi's flagship and a permanent Cherubim shop

Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores has rebuilt two floors of its Tokyo menswear specialty store around a British workwear label's Japan debut, a redesigned Levi's flagship and a custom bike-maker's move from pop-up to permanent fixture.

Bold, warm editorial illustration of a menswear department-store floor: a rebuilt suiting counter with mannequins and folded knitwear shelves, two customers browsing in silhouette, and a glimpse of a bicycle workshop corner with a large wheel, in petrol-teal and terracotta.
Illustration by floortok.com

Hankyu Men's Tokyo, the Hankyu Hanshin group's dedicated menswear store, opened three new shops across its sixth and seventh floors over the past week, according to operator Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores (H2O Retailing). A redesigned Levi's Premium Store opened on the seventh floor on 21 August; British label Universal Works' first directly run Japan store, on the sixth floor, and custom bicycle maker Cherubim's move from pop-up to a permanent seventh-floor shop both followed on 28 August.