And most would agree that special one-offs like +J, Missoni for Target and Alexa Chung for Madewell (which all become available in September) are meant to fill the a-bit-of-everything void: offering little tank tops to wear beneath hybrids of woolly-cotton dresses or as separates.
The main street, Jizo-dori, features a variety of shops selling food, sweets, medicaments, bits and bobs and, most notably, a huge choice of woolly underwear in bright red, a favourite colour with the elderly because it is thought to be lucky and health-giving.
Or maybe they'll just get on torrents or the dark web like everyone else, as this unworkable, woolly, ultimately reactive bit of lawmaking collapses under the slippery reality of modern tech. .
In mid-October he signed legislation aimed at making life a bit less woolly for the thousand-odd flock-tenders in his state, most of whom are "guest workers" from Peru.
But, with his poll ratings languishing at just 17%, the risk-averse Mr Hollande was forced to take an unusual gamble, calculating that his woolly presidency needed a bit of Mr Valls's tough-guy tactics.
This sort of woolly thinking drives business professors mad.
Spiders of the family Uloboridae build a web of woolly (cribellate) ensnaring silk.
Other sites in London have yielded the remains of woolly mammoth (the Strand), reindeer (South Kensington tube station), woolly rhinoceros (Battersea power station) and giant ox (Knightsbridge).
It is the sort of woolly thinking that drives business-school professors mad.
We've checked in on radio-collared groups of woolly monkeys, sakis and titis.
