Calvin Klein opens its biggest Tokyo flagship, which combines the lifestyle and fashion with the originality of Japanese artisanship, limited editions, and experiences in Japanese culture..

Calvin Klein Inc., a company under PVH Corp., has opened its largest lifestyle shop in Tokyo, Japan, and this will be a landmark in the international retail growth. The three-level, 14,160-square-foot store was launched in Harajuku in the energetic Shibuya district on August 29, with a distinctive concept amalgamating lifestyle and fashion.

The flagship constitutes a commanding brand destination combining subconscious consumerism together with the element of culture. Calvin Klein underlines that the store is not only a top-level retailing place but also a space of community interaction as well. David Savman, the global brand president, said, "Calvin Klein has always been several steps ahead with fashion and culture, and our stores have centered on that iconic presence."

The architecture is a juxtaposition of modern minimalism and Japanese artisanal works with the building envelope of glass louvers and interior finishing of stone, plaster and handmade paper. Vintage Japanese elements and Noguchi furniture have a nostalgic layer, combined with modern style.

The shops see the Calvin Klein franchise in all its variety of lifestyle and fashion products, including apparel, denim, underwear and accessories, across two stories. The third floor contains a gallery space, an event space and a VIP lounge that showcases the autumn 2025 Calvin Klein Collection.

To mark the opening, a capsule collection of denim, jackets and branded T-shirts will be sold, but only at the flagship. The limited 100 sets of each style make it an achievement as a collectible for art- and fashion-savvy people.