STUDIOUS 3rd Harajuku

STUDIOUS 3rd Harajuku is a fashion shop in Jingumae, Shibuya, within Harajuku’s retail district. The branch occupies the first floor at 4-28-5 Jingumae and belongs to STUDIOUS, a Japanese retailer focused on contemporary domestic labels. Its location makes it useful for visitors tracing the area’s independent boutiques, flagship stores, and designer-led shopping streets, with the Meiji Jingumae area providing an easy starting point. The Japanese branch name is written as STUDIOUS 3rd 原宿. Inside, the focus is clothing and accessories rather than souvenirs or general department-store browsing. The current store listing identifies both MENS and WOMENS collections, while the wider STUDIOUS range presents Japanese labels alongside STUDIOUS own products and limited collaborations. Its online catalogue includes designers such as Mame Kurogouchi, FETICO, CLANE, UJOH, ATTACHMENT, and marka. Exact stock can change, but the shop’s role is clear: comparing silhouettes, materials, and styling ideas in one Harajuku stop. What separates this address from the neighbouring STUDIOUS branches is its distinct 3rd identity within the Harajuku cluster, not simply the brand name. The company’s store history describes the 3rd location as a street-front shop intended to select Tokyo street-oriented brands, and the first-floor setting keeps the visit focused on fashion rather than a large mall circuit. It works best as a specialist stop for people who want Japanese contemporary clothing with a more defined point of view than mainstream chain retail. Plan it as part of a wider Jingumae shopping walk and allow time to compare the nearby STUDIOUS Harajuku and 2nd branches, which the same store listing places on adjacent addresses. Prioritize the labels or categories you want to investigate, then check the branch’s current listing before travelling because store assortments and operating details can change. The address suits fashion-focused visitors, stylists, and anyone studying Tokyo’s domestic-label retail scene; it is less useful for a broad souvenir browse or a quick department-store sweep.