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Sacai and J.M. Weston collaborate again—this time with cowhide uppers

J.M. Weston and sacai reunite for a third collection, all about the print

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J.M. Weston and Sacai have reunited for a third consecutive capsule, unveiling a bold reinterpretation of two of Weston’s most iconic shoes: the 180 Loafer and the Golf Derby. First revealed at Chitose Abe’s AW25/26 runway show, the collection feels like a meeting point between heritage and experimentation, bringing together J.M. Weston’s time-honored artisanal legacy with sacai’s boundary-pushing aesthetic. What makes this collaboration particularly significant is its continuity. With three seasons in, the two brands have built an ongoing creative dialogue, deepening their design language around sculptural volume, genderless silhouettes, and a shared respect for craftsmanship.

Sacai and J.M.Wetson are back with a new look

The newest release focuses on the 180 Loafer and the Golf Derby, both reimagined in printed cowhide leather with exaggerated, sculptural soles that have become a signature of the partnership. The 180 Loafer features a gold-tone plate engraved with “sacai” set on Weston’s classic seagull strap, lending a polished, modern accent to a longtime favorite. The Golf Derby arrives in the same striking material treatment, giving the traditionally structured silhouette a bold, contemporary edge. Both models are gender-neutral and blend refined French craftsmanship with sacai’s layered, progressive design approach. The collection can be found at J.M. Weston boutiques, Weston’s online store, sacai flagships, and select luxury retailers across Japan and Europe. Pricing varies by market and retailer, with the Golf Derby listed at approximately €895 and the Loafer at roughly $1,120 in the United States. Overall, the collection showcases how the two brands continue to push familiar icons forward while preserving the quality and construction that define their reputations.

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