When and where will the 'Freada LIMITED STORE' be held?

It will be held from Tuesday, April 21, 2026, to Thursday, May 14, 2026, at Fontaine Terrace, 4th floor of the Atre Ebisu Main Building.

What kind of products will be sold?

New items from the brand 'Freada,' which mixes military elements derived from vintage clothing with exotic colors and patterns, as well as remake items created by deconstructing old materials, and vintage jewelry will be sold.

Is there a special offer for purchases over ¥20,000 (tax included)?

Yes, customers who purchase ¥20,000 or more (including tax) during the period will receive a Freada original pouch, made in India, on a first-come, first-served basis.

What is the '#TakeFreada' project?

It is a collaborative project between Mr. Takeuchi of 'Take Product,' who works under the theme 'From Daily Life to Folk Art, Sometimes PUNK,' and Freada. It's a project that creates new value as one-of-a-kind items by adding hand embroidery to vintage clothing.

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Freada LIMITED STORE Returns to Atre Ebisu!

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A limited-time pop-up store for the apparel brand 'Freada' will be held at Atre Ebisu.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When and where will the 'Freada LIMITED STORE' be held?: A: It will be held from Tuesday, April 21, 2026, to Thursday, May 14, 2026, at Fontaine Terrace, 4th floor of the Atre Ebisu Main Building.
Q: What kind of products will be sold?: A: New items from the brand 'Freada,' which mixes military elements derived from vintage clothing with exotic colors and patterns, as well as remake items created by deconstructing old materials, and vintage jewelry will be sold.
Q: Is there a special offer for purchases over ¥20,000 (tax included)?: A: Yes, customers who purchase ¥20,000 or more (including tax) during the period will receive a Freada original pouch, made in India, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Q: What is the '#TakeFreada' project?: A: It is a collaborative project between Mr. Takeuchi of 'Take Product,' who works under the theme 'From Daily Life to Folk Art, Sometimes PUNK,' and Freada. It's a project that creates new value as one-of-a-kind items by adding hand embroidery to vintage clothing.