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No Quiet Boutique in Japan by Tim Yu
No Quiet is a small boutique located outside of Tokyo on a quiet, non-descript corner. Offering clothing, jewelery, bags, stationary and other accessories, some of our favorite items (pictured below from left to right) include the hook t-shirt, a loosely pieced together cotton t-shirt, the 2-hole ring and the receipt calendar, which is printed on a receipt roll. No Quiet and their design team focus on clean lines and some items from the store were featured in the Mori Museum of Tokyo.
For more info (in japanese) and to order products visit their online shop.

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