2017.06.06 update

Complete your summer style with accessories! Introducing unique and sophisticated bracelets for adults.

06.07 Wed -06.13 Tue
Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building 1F Men's Accessories
In the summer, when more skin is exposed, accessories are essential for the often-bare arms.
From Wednesday, June 7th, the men's accessories section on the 1st floor of the men's building will be holding a promotion focusing on bracelets. A wide variety of bracelets will be available to enhance your summer outfits, from elegant styles to casual looks. Why not find your perfect bracelet to match the occasion and your mood?

Servvet Jwelley
Left: Bracelet ¥21,600 Right: Bracelet ¥19,440

Salvet Jewelry's brand concept is "the rediscovery of historical jewelry from the Anatolian Peninsula and the fusion of its beautiful ancient techniques with modern fashion."
Using traditional techniques such as hand-weaving each piece with pure silver wire, the designs are beautiful, elegant, and yet can be easily worn by people of all ages and genders.

M. Cohen
Bracelets (various styles): ¥19,440

M. Cohen is a Los Angeles-based jewelry brand founded by Israeli-born designer Maor Cohen. After traveling the world for design inspiration and spending time in Europe and South America, he established the brand in LA in 2008. M. Cohen's accessories, known for their exceptional sense of style and entirely handmade craftsmanship, are popular with both men and women and are favored by numerous celebrities. Their colorful beaded bracelets and leatherwork are particularly appealing.

Suman Dhakhwa
Left: Bracelet ¥16,200 Center: Bracelet ¥14,040 Right: Bracelet ¥16,200

Suman Dhakhwa was founded by Suman Dhakhwa, a member of the Newari tribe in the Kathmandu region of Nepal, who carries on the tradition of Tibetan art that adorns temple architecture.
The essence of the brand lies in Suman's unique "MOKUMEGANE," a technique perfected over many years through self-study and research into "Mokumegane," a world-renowned traditional Japanese technique used in arts and crafts such as Japanese swords. The wood grain pattern is created by meticulously layering disparate materials such as gold, silver, and copper, then hammering, carving, and stretching them. The beauty and warmth that can only be produced through a long and quiet process of handwork captivates people.



Bracelet Promotion □ June 7th (Wed) - 13th (Tue)
□Men's Building 1st Floor = Men's Accessories

*All prices include tax.


For inquiries, please visit the Men's Building, 1st Floor = Men's Accessories.
03-3352-1111 (main representative)