Long-established British leatherwear brand “JAMES GROSE” will hold try-on events in two cities, Tokyo and Osaka, featuring the full lineup of its 2023 Spring/Summer collection. This event allows customers to freely try on standard and new items and purchase them on the e-commerce site.
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Due to the popularity of the event, “THE Try-on Event” will be held for the fourth time! A chance to freely try on all models, from standard to new releases!
Due to the popularity of the previous events, James Grose has decided to continue “THE Try-On Event” for the fourth time. This time, visitors can freely try on and purchase all models, including the popular Dover and New Manila models, as well as the new New Trophy. The lineup includes not only a wide variety of sizes, but also three types of leather: cow, horse, and sheep.
You can also try on the special order SHOW&TELL model of ” Carlton “!
In addition, a special-order model from the brand’s official online store “SHOW&TELL” will be available at this event. The lining of the “Carlton” model, which is becoming increasingly popular, has been made to black watch specifications to create a subtle traditional look.
Check out the video of the try-on!
JAMES GROSE “THE Trying-on Event” ] Details
<Tokyo>
Date: March 25 (Sat), 26 (Sun), 2023 / April 1 (Sat), 2 (Sun), 2023
Time: 12:00-19:00
Location: Greenwich Showroom
<Osaka>
Date: April 7 (Fri) to 9 (Sun), 2023
Time: 12:00~19:00 19:00
Venue: Greenwich Osaka Showroom
Reservations and Admission
Reservations are required and can be made in advance at the following URL.
Tokyo venue reservation site
Osaka venue reservation site
*Admission on the event day will be from the reserved time due to the complete changeover system. If you arrive before the reserved time, please understand that you will be asked to wait until the reserved time.
What is “JAMES GROSE”?
JAMES GROSE was founded in 1876 by Joseph G. Grose, the first British leatherwear brand. He started his career as a leather craftsman in St. James’s, Northamptonshire, and was so good at bicycle racing that he broke the national record. A craftsman and businessman, he started a retail business selling bicycle equipment and other accessories. In the 1950s, the business became one of London’s leading department stores, but the recession in the 1970s forced the company to close its doors for a time. About 40 years later, the store was revived in 2016 after James Grose archival items were found stored in the factory. Currently, items are handmade one by one at the only factory in London that specializes in riders.
