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Casa Loewe Omotesando in Tokyo - celebrating Loewe's 50th anniversary in Japan
By SENATUS Editor | 23 January 2024

Loewe has reopened the doors of Casa Loewe Omotesando in Tokyo, marking a pinnacle moment of Loewe’s 50th anniversary in Japan. Spanning an impressive 466 sqm over three floors, the store is also home to Tokyo's first Loewe ReCraft space, where a full-time leather craftsman works to repair and maintain Loewe leather goods.

Casa Loewe Omotesando offers a unique shopping experience, presenting the SS24 pre-collection on November 11, ahead of its global launch on November 16. But the experience isn't limited to fashion, as the store hosts a collection of works by renowned international artists such as Pablo Picasso and Anthea Hamilton, as well as Japanese artists such as Tanabe Chikuunsai IV and TSUBAKI.

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