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Pre-Owned Finds
What Is visvim
visvim(ビズビム) is a high-end Japanese fashion label founded in 2000 by designer Hiroki Nakamura, known for its obsession with materials and traditional Japanese craftsmanship. New pieces are sold only at the Harajuku flagship, the brand’s F.I.L stores and a handful of authorized shops, so Japan’s secondhand market has become the main hunting ground for fans worldwide.
3 Top Picks: From Entry Pieces to Grails
visvim MESA WELD SHIRT S/S (Blue, M)
Pre-owned. An all-cotton short sleeve shirt with a circular chest patch as the focal point. An entry-level price for your first visvim piece.
visvim LARAMIE FOLK POLKA DOTS (US8.5)
Pre-owned. Polka dot suede panels give these shoes a folk-art character. Outsole about 29cm and a genuinely rare find.
visvim ALTA FIELD DOWN JKT (21AW, Size 3)
Pre-owned. A nylon-linen shell filled with 93% down. One of the label’s signature jackets and a true collector-grade grail.
Things to Check Before You Order
- Actual shipping costs and delivery options are shown at checkout on FROM JAPAN.
- Shipping fees, customs duties and clearance rules vary by region. Please check the conditions shown at checkout.
- Condition and authenticity grading follows the seller’s listing. Sizes use Japanese or US standards, so check the measurements on the item page before ordering.
- Every pre-owned piece is one of a kind. If an item has sold out, use the search link below to find the same or similar pieces.
Get visvim with FROM JAPAN
All 3 picks above are in stock at Japanese pre-owned designer shops and can be ordered through FROM JAPAN for delivery to your door. To see more visvim pieces, browse the full search results:
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Product information and prices are as shown on the item pages as of August 4, 2026. Actual availability is subject to FROM JAPAN and the seller’s pages.
US dollar prices in this article are reference values converted at the August 4, 2026 exchange rate. Actual transactions use the rate on the day.



