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The temporary space on Cat Street in Jingumae runs until 3 November, the matcha and wagashi cafe only until 12 October. The same range is already on nike.com/gb and at END.
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NikeSKIMS, the joint brand from Nike and Kim Kardashian's SKIMS, has opened a limited-time pop-up on Cat Street in Tokyo's Jingumae district, with a separate NikeSKIMS Cafe a minute's walk away. The pop-up runs from 1 October to 3 November 2026, the cafe only until 12 October. For UK shoppers the bigger point is this: the same autumn range is already on nike.com/gb, from £59.99 for a sports bra to £154.99 for the Rift Mesh, no source mentions Tokyo-only products, and it is also stocked by END.
Below you will find the facts about the Tokyo pop-up, the brand background, the earlier NikeSKIMS spaces around the world and UK prices for the same items, checked on 8 October 2026.
The official page nike.com/jp/nikeskims confirms the dates and hours but gives no address. The addresses come from FashionSnap, WWDJAPAN and Time Out Tokyo, which all agree.
According to the Japanese press, the pop-up is first and foremost a shop. You can see and buy the autumn/winter 2026 range and check materials, cuts and fit in person, which matters more for shapewear-inspired clothing than for ordinary sportswear.
No source mentions classes, workouts, events or a booking system for entry. I also found no designer or architect named for the interior. That is a clear difference from the Paris pop-up in February 2026, which was a wellbeing space with yoga and barre classes.
The cafe leans on Japanese flavours. FashionSnap describes drinks built around wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets, and Japanese tea, and quotes the brand saying that the way wagashi brings out its ingredients matches the NikeSKIMS philosophy. WWDJAPAN mentions matcha and hojicha drinks plus wagashi inspired by the new collection, and Time Out Tokyo lists the same three.
No source gives the names or prices of menu items. FashionSnap names the venue as "Standby", but I found no second source for that.
The cafe runs for just 12 days, under half as long as the pop-up. If you are in Tokyo after 12 October, it will already be closed.
WWDJAPAN describes the collection as corset-inspired and designed for layering. Items on sale in Tokyo include:
FashionSnap lists Japanese prices in yen. I do not convert them, because a conversion tells you nothing about what you will pay in the UK. UK prices for the same lines are below.
No source claims the Tokyo pop-up is the first NikeSKIMS space in Asia, and it is not. Earlier and parallel locations:
Tokyo is probably the brand's first physical space in Japan, but no source says so outright, so I do not call it a first.
Tokyo's opening week coincided with a much bigger project in China. Kim Kardashian hosted a preview in Shanghai on 28 September, and the space opened to the public the next day. Jing Daily calls it the brand's first physical space in mainland China and its largest and longest-running to date. Tokyo is one stop on an Asian tour, not its centrepiece.
Nike and SKIMS announced their partnership in February 2025, and the first collection went on sale on 26 September 2025. The debut covered seven collections and 58 styles. The core lines were Matte, Shine and Airy, and the seasonal ones Vintage Seamless, Matte Tricot, Weightless Layers and Shiny Nylon.
SKIMS was founded in 2019 by Kim Kardashian and Jens Grede. A spokesperson told WWDJAPAN that Nike and SKIMS decide everything together, from concept to colour, fit and styling. In Japan, the full rollout of the brand began in May 2026.
On Nike's European sites the campaign is called "Body Obsessed" and presents a collection chosen by Olympians, including Chloe Kim and Stephanie Au. The page has separate sections for the new Rift Mesh, new accessories and the season's colours: Citrine, Carob, Dark Roast, Talc and Obsidian.
Hypebae and House of Heat call this collection "NikeSKIMS Fall '26 Edit 01" and give a release date of 17 September. Neither the name nor the date appears on Nike's European pages, so the UK release date is not confirmed. Nike's own data marks most of the new items as new until 1 October 2026, which fits a September release but is not a launch date.
Prices on nike.com/gb, all women's items:
The NikeSKIMS page on nike.com/gb holds 125 products and over 300 colourways in total. None had a reduced price on the day I checked.
The Rift Mesh varies in price depending on where you look:
So the cheapest price is either on a waitlist or for a different product. If you want the current Rift Mesh now, nike.com/gb is the confirmed route. Other SKIMS prices are rounded just below Nike's: £144 for the jacket, £134 for the trousers and £118 for the Satin Shine leggings.
Three channels are confirmed:
I also checked other retailers. Foot Locker UK showed no NikeSKIMS in its results. JD Sports, Size?, Sports Direct and ASOS could not be fully checked automatically, so their stock is not confirmed. Selfridges hosted a pop-up until March 2026, but I did not confirm current stock there.
Search results include sites posing as SKIMS, for example on domains ending in .it.com. They have nothing to do with the brand. Buy NikeSKIMS only on nike.com, skims.com or from retailers you can verify, such as END.
No source names the nearest station, so check your route on a map before you set off.
The pop-up dates, hours and addresses agree in every source.
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