Doublet Spring/Summer 2026 at Paris Men’s Fashion Week

Doublet Spring/Summer 2026 / SS26 at Paris Men’s Fashion Week entitledいただきます/ Itadakimasu

For its Spring/Summer 2026 / SS26, Doublet presents a deeply thoughtful and evocative offering titled いただきます / Itadakimasu at Paris Men’s Fashion Week. Drawing from the Japanese phrase traditionally said before meals, the collection transforms a simple word into a profound meditation on gratitude—for life, nature, sustenance, and community. Itadakimasu isn’t just about food; it’s an acknowledgment of the interconnected web of life that sustains us. Through this concept, Doublet reimagines fashion not merely as wearable art, but as a vessel for mindfulness and cultural reverence.

In Doublet SS26 / Spring/Summer 2026, designer Masayuki Ino pushes the boundaries of material consciousness by collaborating with people and organizations dedicated to ecological responsibility. From repurposed fishing nets once used in golden eye snapper fishing, to materials like fish leather sourced from Kochi’s fishing ports and membranes from discarded eggshells, Doublet SS26 is a living testament to the richness found in what’s often overlooked. The label also draws inspiration from Sky High Farm, a socially driven agricultural initiative, weaving its philosophy of cultivating community through food into the very fabric of the garments.

The result is a collection that challenges traditional notions of luxury and craftsmanship. Rather than focusing on rarity or excess, Doublet redirects attention to the origins, stories, and labor behind each material. Game leather—often seen as a byproduct—is recontextualized into something valuable not just aesthetically but philosophically. The collection asks critical questions: What makes a material truly “good”? and What does luxury mean in an age of ecological urgency? The answers lie in materials with purpose, created with care, and connected to the earth.

Ultimately, Doublet SS26 collection is not just clothing—it’s a meditation on appreciation, ethics, and sustainability. Itadakimasu becomes more than a pre-meal ritual; it’s a guiding principle for how we live and create. Through striking silhouettes, imaginative textures, and profound storytelling, Doublet invites us to wear our values—reminding us with every garment to pause, to give thanks, and to recognize the unseen hands that nourish us.