For the piece you still think about.

Rare clothes have a way of hiding.

Afterlabel is a private project helping collectors find old designer pieces across Japanese and Western resale markets.

Tell us what you remember—or bring a reference. We keep looking, then point you back to the original listing when something promising appears.

See how the hunt works
A loose clothing rack with collected vintage garments A hand-drawn rail holds a soft peach coat, a moss blouse, and an oxblood scarf, with a paper label tied to one side.
Not gone. Just somewhere else.

A slower kind of search

You remember the piece.
We remember to look.

  1. Start with what you know.

    Describe the label, era, shape, or detail—or show us the image that has been sitting in your camera roll.

  2. Let the search stay open.

    Afterlabel keeps looking across authorized Japanese and Western resale sources, even when names and descriptions differ.

  3. Hear when it turns up.

    Receive a useful alert, look it over, and continue to the original marketplace if it feels like the one.

A note to marketplaces

Discovery should send people back to the source.

Afterlabel is intended to complement resale marketplaces, not replace them. Hosted use depends on approved access. Listings keep clear attribution and deep links, and collectors complete every purchase at the original source.

No checkout. No autobuy. No raw-data resale.