Sick Rag is a small but striking addition to Shanghai’s streetwear and subculture scene. It’s run by a Taiwanese owner and carries mostly self-designed pieces alongside some one-of-a-kind secondhand finds. The shop’s vibe leans into a kind of millennial-anime-meets-RADD Lounge aesthetic, with quirky displays and a mix of apparel and accessories that feel both collectible and wearable. Prices are generally reasonable, and the cashier often has music playing while you browse. If you haven’t been shopping offline in a while, it’s the kind of place where you might suddenly walk out with three new items before you even realize it.