At sacai’s latest show in Paris, everyday life is reimagined—not as something mundane, but as a source of depth, beauty, and innovation. The Spring/Summer 2026 collection, titled Everyday All Day, leaned all the way into Chitose Abe’s core design philosophy: hybrid garments that disrupt expectations and elevate the familiar.
This season, sacai continued to blur the lines between tailoring and utility, softness and structure. Think cotton-cashmere tuxedo jackets reengineered with layered construction, trousers built to transition through every hour, and sleeves—some vertical, some voluminous—cut into silhouettes that felt both sculptural and wearable.
Abe’s signature approach to hybridization was in full effect, with pieces that were playful, technical, effortless. A feminine asymmetry weaved through the co-ed collection, echoing the tension between casual and formal.
Collaborations with Carhartt WIP and J.M. Weston injected workwear grit and heritage craftsmanship into the sacai system, while LA-based artist Geoff McFetridge’s dreamlike graphics punctuated the show with visual cue of quiet optimism.
At its heart, this was a collection about presence. Clothes that meet you where you are, and take you somewhere better.
Discover the mens and womens collections below.
