On a recent trip to Okayama, we stopped by to visit our friends at Okayama-based brand, Anachronorm. Brand Director, Shintaro Oto spent a few hours with us going through the shop looking at some of Ananchronorm's current collection.
Anachronorm member, Shintaro Oto
The Next Vintage for the Next Era
A variety of Jeans and pants from the Anachronorm camp
Some more jeans...
Some popular selling items
...and more denim
Besides the denim though, Anachronorm has a well developed collection including almost any essential produced for the modern man
The attention to detail is above and beyond with Ananchonorm, much like these baseball caps seen here with natural leather covered buttons replacing regular buttons and rivet points above the brim
Anachronorm stray into some meticulously crafted leather jackets as well
Washed to allow for easy wear from the first wear
All the right details, including peacoat-style rib pockets and a Waldes zipper finish
The store curation is quality
Anachronorm produce a wide range of sweaters, all produced in Japan
Unique pieces include a top and bottom sweatsuit styled as a suit jacket on top with denim liner
This vivid red corduroy fabric graces this vest - Made in Japan corduroy is a rare fabric in itself, because of the tedious production process
Some Wabash options were also sprinkled in
Down to the shoes, Anachronorm has you covered
Great reads like Rin Tanaka's, My Freedam, and Inventory magazine are also available
Anachronorm Founder and avid vintage enthusiast, Tomoki Tanushi, has no shortage of vintage and restored motorcycles in his collection
While Anachronorm is the name of the brand, Balance is the name of the umbrella company which operates the brand
One of the coolest things about the Anachronorm store is that you really need to be in the know to end up here - it is on an obsolete street near Okayama's train station