Are you reading this during your commute, or maybe even at work? Are you 100% satisfied with your reflection in the window today?

Do you spend time and effort choosing clothes for your personal life, but for business suits, you just pick anything that fits your budget and size? Surprisingly, many people seem to have such a casual approach.

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“Well, they’re just too expensive…”

For those of you who have given up on custom-made suits and wear off-the-rack ones today, here’s some good news. There is a custom-made salon that can create a “one-of-a-kind suit in the world” starting from a low price of 35,000 yen.

Curious? Let’s check it out right away.

Exploring a Hidden Salon Just a 3-Minute Walk from Yokohama Station!

According to the information, the salon is near the Kita-Higashi exit of Yokohama Station. Leaving the bustling station and heading toward Kawasaki along the railway tracks, it is located on the first floor of a building that houses a cram school.

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Found a stylish-looking shop!

It’s close to the station, so you can easily stop by after work or even during work hours. This is EVERS SUIT.

Trains pass by constantly on the tracks in front, but the area has a hidden-gem feel with not much car or pedestrian traffic.

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The logo, designed to resemble sealing wax, has a classic look

The shop has full glass windows, so you can see inside, making it easy to enter even for first-timers.

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“Welcome!”

The person who greeted us was the store manager, Junichi Takahashi.

He is still in his twenties, but perhaps because of his perfectly tailored suit, he exudes a dignified gentlemanly presence that is impressive. However…

“Our store is a custom-made suit and shirt salon. That said, since I’m currently running it alone at a relaxed pace, many customers drop by casually during work hours for coordination checks or just to chat,” says Manager Takahashi.

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He is very friendly when you talk to him

“Some people say, ‘A suit is just workwear, so as long as I’m wearing it, it’s fine.’ But I disagree. Precisely because you wear a suit every day, I want you to wear it with intention and enjoy it. That’s what custom-made suits are for. I recommend adding a stylish Italian touch based on your preferences or paying attention to the details,” says Manager Takahashi.

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Above all, his passion for suits and depth of knowledge are intense and substantial!

The attention to detail extends to aspects like collars and pockets. Among these, Manager Takahashi particularly wants you to notice the sleeve buttons.

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Wait, here?!

Generally, Japanese business suits have four sleeve buttons, and they are often just decorative.

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This specification is called “open cuffs”

In contrast, with custom-made suits

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Yokohama Station

Yokohama Station is a major railway hub in Yokohama, Japan, first opened in 1872 as a terminal on Japan’s inaugural railway line connecting Shimbashi and Yokohama. The original building, designed in a Western style, was destroyed in the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, and the current station complex has since undergone multiple reconstructions and expansions. Today, it serves as a vital transportation center, linking multiple train lines and bustling with shops, restaurants, and commercial facilities.

Kawasaki

Kawasaki is a major industrial city located between Tokyo and Yokohama in Japan, known for its heavy manufacturing and petrochemical plants. Historically, it developed rapidly during the Meiji period as a key transportation and industrial hub, particularly after the establishment of railways and factories. Today, it also offers cultural attractions like the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, dedicated to the creator of the beloved manga character Doraemon.

EVERS SUIT

Evers Suit is a historic men’s clothing store located in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, that has been in continuous operation since 1917. Founded by the Evers family, the store is known for its classic, high-quality suits and personalized service, surviving economic shifts and changing fashion trends for over a century. It remains a beloved local institution, representing a longstanding tradition of fine tailoring and community-oriented business in the city.