I recently sold a bunch of stuff on ebay and treated myself to this fabulous Luts fashion for my SD boys to share. I just couldn’t resist it and the colors were amazing. It’s my first dollfie related purchase of 2006 and hopefully it will be worth every penny!

This reminds me that I should mention how disappointed I was with the selection of SD clothing I found in all the Volks shops while I was in Tokyo late last year. I visited 4 different Volks shops and I thought the Ginza one - which happens to be the smallest - was the nicest. The manager there was extra friendly & helpful and they had a good selection of sale items, but overall the selection of SD clothing at all the stores was disappointing. The web shops seem to have the best selection of stuff and unlike the Blythe, Licca & Jenny shops in Tokyo, there wasn’t much stuff made available from outside Japanese designers at the Volks shops.

I did manage to get a nice ZOZONE tote bag for my SD girl at the Shinjuku Volks shop, but that was all I came across that was cute and worth the money as far as designer SD stuff went. ZOZONE makes really fun fantasy themed stuff for Super Dollfies, but wings and devil tails are not really my thing. If you enjoy fantasy themed doll stuff you should really visit the ZOZONE site! They also make lots of cute accessories for Super Dollfies all with their bat design. I love bats and their accessories appeal to the goth/horror lover in me so I had to pick up one of their bags for my SD girl.

The ZOZONE bag I bought for Maki

The Akibahara Volks shop also easily had the best selection of Who’s That Girl? doll clothing and they were having a 20% off sale when I was there so I scored big time! Maybe the time of year (I was there in late Nov.-mid Dec.) made the selection seem slim due to lots of Christmas shoppers? It’s hard to tell since the Japanese don’t really celebrate Christmas like Americans do and people shop like crazy 24-7 in Tokyo on any given day of the year. If you’re traveling to Tokyo and have limited time there, I suggest visiting the Shinjuku, Akibahara and Ginza Volks shops, but skip the rest.