Tokyo Pirates

Closet Child’s Hidden Closet
More items from Closet Child that they haven’t advertised online! ^^
*Rare!* Robe de Marie Antoinette
Colour: As pictured
Price: Unknown
To order (if still available) simply email contact@tokyopirates.com
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Closet Child’s Hidden Closet

More items from Closet Child that they haven’t advertised online! ^^

*Rare!* Robe de Marie Antoinette

Colour: As pictured

Price: Unknown

To order (if still available) simply email contact@tokyopirates.com

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Anonymous Asked

QuestionI like to use Ameblo's search bar to browse through Closet Child's blogs, and I often find items that I REALLY want a little far back in the archives. Is there a chance that items listed a few months back (and haven't been marked as sold yet) could still be in the store? Or am I just a little too desperate? ><Answer

Hello :)

That’s a good question. It really depends on the item. There are some items that stay in Closet Child for months, even years for some I expect (if they’re madly unpopular). So, depending on the item’s popularity, something you want may still be there. The other Closet Childs also tend to sell stock more slowly than Harajuku, so again the odds are greater for other branches’ blogs. Of course, there’s no guarantee since CC don’t always mark their items as sold even if they have, and they do tend to put the more popular items online. However, it doesn’t hurt to check. :)

In general, I am creating a new policy for look-out lists - a one-time fee of 500 yen and I create a wishlist for a customer. After that, they can add and remove things from their wishlist freely. This is not just for things you’ve seen months back, but for things you want in future as well. There’s no guarantee I’ll find them, but using this system, I have helped others find their dream dresses. :) I’ll be adding the full details of the policy to my terms and conditions soon.

theladyharmony:

The re-release has been announced!

Important Announcement! Changes to Tokyo Pirates terms and conditions.

Hello, my lovelies! (☆^ー^☆) This is just to let you know that I have moved house closer to central Tokyo, and as a result, I have made some changes to the terms and conditions. You can read the full terms and conditions here - http://tokyopirates.blogspot.jp/p/shopping-service-terms-and-conditions.html

However, the main changes are as follows:

✥Travel fees have been reduced to only 500 yen for Harajuku and Shinjuku! Any other areas will have to be calculated according to travel prices, but are usually around the same price and under 1000 yen if in the central Tokyo area.

✥Instead of a percentage, I will be changing to a flat rate. This will be regardless of the number of items (as long as they can be transported).

Commission fees are as follows:

2000 yen for orders under 8000 yen

3000 yen for orders over 8000 yen

4000 yen for orders over 35000 yen

4000 yen for reserves, lucky packs and lottery releases.

✥Online fees are as follows:

500 yen for items under 5,000 yen

1,000 yen for items over 5,000 yen

2,000 yen for items over 25,000 yen

1.500 yen for snipe bids

2,000 yen or 10% (whichever is greater) for snipe bids outside of business hours (9 am to 6pm)

✥Lastly, I will now be accepting bank transfers as well as Paypal. I cannot be liable for any charges your bank may charge you, but for some it may help avoid Paypal fees. Please bear in mind that items cannot be bought until bank transfers are cleared which can take 4-5 business days.

I hope this is all clear! I’ll continue to try hard to get the things you want! Please email me at contact@tokyopirates.com if you have any questions. (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

ammorin Asked

QuestionHi! I wanted to know what the styles are for the new donut print by Angelic Pretty. Could you translate it? Are there two jumperskirts? :) Thanks!Answer

Hello! :) Sure, it’ll be a rough translation, but I’ll do my best! Just a heads up, I use British spelling. ;) And, yes, there are two jumperskirts. The round (babydoll) version and the ‘regular’. Donut Holiday

From left to right:

1) Maiden empire waist full onepiece. The milk chocolate colour is irresistible! Melty Cream Doughnut Onepiece - 26,040 yen

2) Thanks to a babydoll type shape and a draw ribbon at the back, you can wear this dress without worrying about the size. Melty Cream Doughnut Round Jumperskirt 24,990 yen

3) The pale mint colourway is cute <3 On the waist ribbon there are doll-size spoon and fork motifs. Melty Cream Doughnut Jumperskirt 24,990 yen

4) Undisputedly this has a voluminous feeling. (AN: weird translation, I know) The demure cinnamon colourway can be worn with more elegant, adult coordinates too! Melty Creamy Doughnut Skirt 17,640 yen

5) The doughnut motif is the main feature on the accessories. It’s essential that they match! Melty Cream Doughnut Barette 2835 yen, Melty Cream Doughnut Over Knee Socks 2310 yen

Hope this helps. ^^