Pretty Ballerinas, the Spanish ballet flat brand, is set to open its second Osaka store at Quartz Shinsaibashi on Saturday, April 25, 2026.
The brand was born as a tribute to the handmade ballet shoe workshop tradition established in 1918 by Jaime Mascaró on the Spanish island of Menorca. Its collections reinterpret classic ballet shoes with a modern sensibility, combining playful design, skilled craftsmanship, and everyday wearability. The brand has earned a devoted following worldwide for its rich variety of styles and a flattering cut that gives the foot a graceful silhouette.
A Store Concept Making Its Japan Debut
The Shinsaibashi store adopts the brand's latest concept from Spain: "a jewelry box filled with ballet shoes." The interior is built around white and soft pink tones — a departure from the black, fuchsia pink, and leopard print aesthetic used at the Aoyama flagship, Ginza, and Umeda locations. This marks the first time the new store design has appeared in Japan.
Shinsaibashi-Exclusive Items
To mark the opening, a Shinsaibashi-exclusive item will be available: a mesh Mary Jane shoe revived from a popular kids' line style, now offered in ladies' sizes. The strap features stone-set metal hardware that adds a refined touch to any look. Available in silver and gold.
Price: ¥41,800 | Sizes: 36–39
Opening Gift
From April 25, customers who make a purchase will receive an original hand mirror in the brand's signature colors, while supplies last.
Store Information
Pretty Ballerinas Shinsaibashi
Opening date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Address: 3F 302, Quartz Shinsaibashi, 3-12-14 Minami Semba, Chuo-ku, Osaka
Hours: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Phone: 06-6251-1918 (available from April 25)
- Brand Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prettyballerinas/
- Brand Website: https://www.prettyballerinas.com/
- LINE: https://page.line.me/399uzity?oat_content=url&openQrModal=true
About Quartz Shinsaibashi
Quartz Shinsaibashi is a large new mixed-use complex in Osaka's Shinsaibashi area, opening on April 25, 2026. The retail floors (basement 2 through floor 6) house 52 shops spanning fashion, dining, and services, including brands making their national or Kansai debut.
