Matsuzakaya Nagoya Store Teams Up With Magazine "Clothes I Want to Wear When I Grow Up" for a Fashion Shopping Event

Published: October 14, 2026 •
Matsuzakaya Nagoya Store Teams Up With Magazine "Clothes I Want to Wear When I Grow Up" for a Fashion Shopping Event

Matsuzakaya Nagoya Store is holding a shopping event in its first collaboration with the magazine "Clothes I Want to Wear When I Grow Up". The lineup features quality knitwear and coats that suit adults, along with shoes and small items that widen the range of ways to dress. It is a rare opportunity to see familiar shops and their owners gathered under one roof, and visitors can discover clothes and accessories with appealing quality and details.

A talk live will also be held with textile designer Reiko Sudo, fashion director Keiko Okamoto, and stylist Kazuko Chiba.

Event details may partly change due to unforeseen circumstances.

About the Magazine "Clothes I Want to Wear When I Grow Up"

Published by Shufu-to-Seikatsu Sha, "Clothes I Want to Wear When I Grow Up" is a real clothes (everyday wear) magazine and mook series popular with adult women, mainly in their 40s to 60s. It proposes comfortable and stylish fashion that is just right for the reader today.

Quality Everyday Wear You Grow Fonder of the More You Wear It

Permanent Age

A shop in Kuraku-en, Hyogo, also popular for the refined styling of Takako Hayashi and Shinobu Momoi. A striped cardigan in a chic navy and brown color scheme gives the outfit a stylish look.

  • Cardigan: ¥24,200
  • Cut-and-sew top: ¥7,700
  • Pants: ¥20,900

Note: The shoes are reference products.

Daja

A select shop in Matsue, Shimane, where Naoko Itakura's styling has gained a following. The blue and brown coordination looks cool and elegant.

  • Jacket: ¥49,500
  • Shirt: ¥31,900
  • Pants: ¥35,200

Lift Your Mood With Tweed and Patterns

CHEVAL Plus

This season's top pick from designer Wakana Baba is a jacket made with tweed from the British company Linton, which also supplies well-known fashion houses.

  • Jacket: ¥107,800
  • Shirt: ¥35,200
  • Pants: ¥46,200

NUNO

NUNO creates original fabric products from its own textiles. Featured are a stretch bolero that fits comfortably to the wearer's body and a lightweight lace necklace.

  • Bolero: ¥35,200 each
  • Necklace: ¥5,500 each

Shoes and Small Items That Add a Little Spice

mature ha.

A hat brand based in Kobe, Hyogo, that pays close attention to how its hats feel to wear and to the materials. Layering an elegant knit cap with an ear warmer looks set to liven up winter outfits.

  • Hat: ¥24,200 each
  • Ear warmer: ¥17,600

AURA

A Fukuoka shop offering original pearl accessories. Small pearls add a subtle touch of femininity.

  • Earrings (top): ¥16,500
  • Earrings (bottom): ¥13,200
  • Bracelet: ¥9,900

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