Grailed Los Angeles Archival Pop-Up Sale Event

Following the closet-cleaning of Grailed’s Davil Tran, the secondhand clothing site is heading to Los Angeles to host its first-ever archival pop-up. Joined by a variety of in-demand vintage aficionados, the sale promises over 1,000 unique pieces.

Horror Vacuo, Middleman, Silver League, Groupie and Japan’s Ako Okada will join Grailed for the one-off event, bringing together scores of valuable goodies. Essential items for any archival sale are present, including vintage goods from the likes of Raf Simons (including FW02 “Virginia Creeper” and FW04 “Waves), UNDERCOVER, Craig Green and Kapital.

Hot commodities within the archival community, like Kapital’s skeleton souvenir jacket, Dolce & Gabbana’s patchwork military cargo pants and UNDERCOVER’s “Scab” denim pants, are present alongside some lesser-appreciated treasures. New and old co-mingle, with TAKAHIROMIYASHITA TheSoloist.‘s FW18 flight jacket sitting pretty next to classic Issey Miyake Sport bomber jackets.

The pop-up is set for April 6, check out some more items from the April 2 preview sale on Grailed’s website below.

Elsewhere, Japan’s EMPTY R _ _ M is heading to Seoul for another sale of hard-to-find archival gear.

Grailed & Friends Archival Pop-Up Sale
7907 Rosewood Ave
Los Angeles CA

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Grailed is officially coming to LA? On April 6th, Grailed will open up a temporary pop-up in Los Angeles, exclusive to our community. Located at 7907 Rosewood Ave in Fairfax, the shop will feature 1000+ pieces of the rarest and most hyped menswear ever. Link in bio #GrailedLA

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Kapital Heavy Tribal Fleece M-65 Jacket from the #GrailedLA preview sale available Tuesday, April 2nd at 12PM EST

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Releasing April 2nd: Jean Paul Gaultier Multi-Chain Charm Necklace. This necklace repurposes household items like paper clips and pens into a ultra-heavy weight link-chain piece of jewelry – a look pioneered by the punks and goths of the ‘80s, then later adapted into more outlandish versions by ‘90s club kids. The innermost strand of chain clings close to the wearer’s neck, while the rest hangs down their chest. This will be included in the Grailed LA presale on Tuesday, April 2nd at 12:00PM EST (-5 GMT). #middlemanstore #grailedla

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Number (N)ine Double Skull Velour Track Jacket – SS04 “Dream Baby Dream” from the #GrailedLA preview sale available Tomorrow, April 2nd at 12pm EST. Number (N)ine's Spring Summer 2004 “Dream Baby Dream” collection was coined after the Suicide song off of the respective band’s 1986 “Ghost Riders” album. Takahiro Miyashita drew from various aspects of punk inspiration, evidenced by the blackout zipper details, leopard prints, greaser style leather outerwear, sleeveless tops, and fringed fishnet mesh tops which made appearances throughout the collection’s debut. Alongside the garments, the show’s playlist featured records from Nino Rota, The Clash, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, The Vibrators, Buzzcocks, The Boys, Ramones, and Johnny Thunders. Skeletal renders of these punk icons were used as motifs for this season’s tees. This track jacket features Number (N)ine’s infamous double skull motifs, one adorning each side of the chest. Crafted of a fine black velour fabric, the jacket incorporates a high collar, two zip pockets, and contrasting raglan piping which spans each shoulder.

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?LA?? April 6-12 @grailed #grailedla @middleman.store @silverleagu_e @horrorvacuo @groupienyc 7907 Rosewood Ave Los Angeles CA

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