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Biggest risers at Tokyo Fashion Week SS27 menswear: drop shoulder jacket (1.4% → 18.4% of looks), Minimalist (17.4% → 31.8%) and white (15.9% → 26.9%). Most common: twill (57.4%), black (53.4%) and long sleeve jacket (43.3%).

Looks
305
Designers
10
Trends
26

Updated October 7, 2026

Shown at Rakuten Tokyo Fashion Week, 31 August – 5 September 2026. Next: Fall Winter 2027/28, 15–20 March 2027.

In the press

We read 8 articles on Tokyo menswear, SS27 from FashionUnited, Numéro Netherlands, METAL Magazine and 4 more. The trends they named most: Avant-Garde, tailored pants, blazer, denim and black. Avant-Garde (33.8%) held steady. Tailored pants drew coverage, but its share fell from 33.3% to 29.8% of looks. Denim drew coverage, but its share fell from 26.1% to 11.8% of looks. Black drew coverage, but its share fell from 75.4% to 53.4% of looks.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

  1. FashionUnited · Sep 8, 2026 · Trend report

    From mermaids and athletic nomads: SS27 trends from Tokyo

    The Tokyo report traces craft, aquatic imagery and altered tailoring. Its menswear coverage highlights how Yoshiokubo combines Mongolian influences with functional outerwear and running clothing.

  2. Numéro Netherlands · Season review

    THE DIVERSITY OF TOKYO’S SPRING SUMMER 2027 FASHION WEEK

    Tokyo collections explored exaggerated outerwear, layered decoration and altered tailoring. Yoshiokubo emphasized function, while Orimi reworked familiar suits with draping and unusual pockets.

  3. METAL Magazine · Season review

    Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo S/S 2027

    The report examines functional clothing and imaginative presentation in Tokyo. Yoshiokubo joined running gear with nomadic references, while Orimi disrupted conventional tailoring through small structural changes.

  4. Hypebeast Japan · Season review

    ランウェイから東京の夜まで ── Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO 2027 S/S を巡る5つのトピックス

    The report reviews Tokyo through collection narratives and presentation. Yoshiokubo explored modern nomads, Orimi disrupted formal dress, and Khoki turned childhood memories into detailed clothing.

  5. Encore Mode (USEN) · Season review

    楽天ファッションウィーク東京2027年春夏~東京は何を見せたのか、世界観・時代性・創造性から読み解く

    The report examines how Tokyo designers used staging, cultural references and textile techniques. Orimi explored white ensembles and altered fabric structures; Yoshiokubo developed dark, active clothing.

  6. FASHIONSNAP · Sep 11, 2026 · Show review

    ハイクがメンズラインを始動 2027年春夏から

    Hyke introduces dedicated menswear with patterns developed for male bodies. Its SS27 collection adapts military outerwear, lightweight shirting and stretch trousers, continuing earlier unisex design themes.

Fabrics

The top three by share of looks.

SS27 menswear Tokyo in full

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Questions

What are the Tokyo Fashion Week Spring 2027 menswear trends?
By share of looks at the August 2026 shows: twill (57.4%), black (53.4%) and long sleeve jacket (43.3%).
Which trends are rising at Tokyo Fashion Week Spring 2027 menswear?
drop shoulder jacket (1.4% → 18.4%), Minimalist (17.4% → 31.8%) and white (15.9% → 26.9%).
Which trends are fading for spring 2027?
black (75.4% → 53.4%), wide leg pants (46.4% → 28.9%) and poplin (34.8% → 19.3%).
What are the Spring 2027 colors at Tokyo Fashion Week?
black (53.4%), white (26.9%) and elemental gray (14.8%).
What does share of looks mean?
The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all menswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS26).