20 years have passed since the town of Machida has been sending out the message of American culture. Watch out for Danzil's celebratory shot with Knowhow & Buck Jack.

When it comes to Machida, "danjil" is the name of the game. Many people who are even slightly interested in vintage clothing would agree.

The store, which has continued to transmit its unique perspective on American culture, including skating, music, sports, American comics, etc., and now leads the vintage clothing scene as the face of this city, celebrates its 20th anniversary today, July 7.

To commemorate this anniversary, "Danzil" will drop special collaboration items with two brands that the owner of "Danzil" himself is particularly fond of.

danjil × NOWHAW PAJAMA "jambo" ¥35,200

This collaboration with pajama brand NOWHAW is a special order based on the "jambo," which, as the name suggests, is arranged in a big size. The black color is rare for NOWHAW, and the linen-blend fabric is light and airy. It is useful not only as loungewear but also as fashionable wear. The top and shorts can also be used separately!

The second is a match-up with "Bag Jack," a well-known "Danzil" brand.

danjil × bagjack Alleycat ¥225,500

The messenger bag, which he says is "filled with everything I wanted to do," is a special version that uses Limonta nylon and leather and other high-end materials without reserve, and is also equipped with a total of seven cobra buckles.

danjil × bagjack B-Bag ¥101,200

B-Bag" is a diagonal pouch with a braid system and an olive color on the strap, which was planned to create a "90's style bag. This bag is also made of Limonta nylon and leather.

danjil × bagjack 40mm Cobra Buckle Belt ¥34,430

The lineup also includes a white cobra buckle belt, which was made because it was used in the "Acronium" look but never quite commercialized.

The brand lineup and attention to detail that only "Danzil" can offer can be enjoyed in this group of dark items. You won't find this kind of taste at any other store. Why not come to Machida to celebrate the birth of "Danzil"?