Vintage 70s Mod Geometric Print Two-Piece Set M | Bargain House Japan Harajuku

A true vintage treasure from the elusive Bargain House label — this matching two-piece set is a vibrant pop art dream. Likely from the late ’70s to early ’80s Japan export era, the bold geometric print in electric red, violet, and sky blue bursts off a rich camel-tan background. The structured jacket features a dramatic dagger collar and vibrant red buttons, while the matching high-waisted flares zip up the side with a classic plastic YKK zipper. This set is rare — very few examples from this label have surfaced online, especially in a full set and wearable size. The fabric is soft, with a light sheen and mid-weight drape, likely a polyester blend.If you collect rare Japanese vintage, mod prints, or maximalist fashion, this is a collector’s piece worth holding onto. *****Fit Note: Originally tagged a medium, but like most vintage — it runs small. Please see and compare the following flat measurements to ensure the best fit: Flat Measurements (taken unstretched): Top – Armpit to armpit: 16”, Length: 23” Pants – Waist: 12”, Rise: 11”, Hip: 16, Inseam: 30”, Leg opening: 13” Y2K Japan vintage Kawaii mod Maximalist co-ord J-pop fashion Decora aesthetic Condition: Overall good vintage condition with blemishes: light specks of ink and faint spots, very minor hole (see last collage)— none that detract from its bold statement. Not perfect, but seriously iconic. Still totally wearable and ready to make people think, “where and when did that come from…”