The theme for NICENESS 's Fall/Winter 2026 collection is "Aesthetic Dissonance." From Wednesday, September 30th to Tuesday, October 6th, a pop-up store where you can experience the brand's world will be held on the 5th floor of the Men's Building at Isetan Shinjuku, in the Men's Tailored Clothing section.
Don't miss the pop-up store on the 5th floor of the men's department, which will feature a wide range of items, from dressy pieces that align with the world of tailored clothing to seasonal items and items available exclusively at our directly managed stores.

Regarding the sales method on Wednesday, September 30th

NICENESS 2026AW Collection
Aesthetic Dissonance

The clothes appear heavy but are surprisingly lightweight; the damage and fraying are depicted using printing techniques; and the fabrics appear flat yet possess a three-dimensional quality. Every detail is subtly incorporated in ways that cannot be conveyed through a screen. Based on Hogarth's satire and punk spirit, the collection adds distortion and playfulness to the details, colors, and textures of workwear and hunting wear.

A dress shirt that can be worn on its own or as a light jacket.

This dress shirt is made from fine-count wool Saxony. The design follows the neat box silhouette of the 1940s, and the addition of home plate-shaped pockets on both chests, derived from US work shirts, creates a finish that combines elegance and ruggedness. The fabric originates from the Saxony region of Germany, and is lightweight yet has a moderate weight. The fulling and brushing process provides both softness and warmth. The use of top yarn results in a deep and rich color tone.

Jacket and slacks with a look that resembles real vintage.

Crafted from gabardine fabric using top yarn and featuring a vintage print, the design references 1940s US/UK slacks, with an oversized waistband that folds down to create a flowing, wide silhouette. Fine details and lining are meticulously reconstructed based on original pieces from that era. The material draws inspiration from 1930s-1950s striped workwear, with even the repair marks faithfully reproduced. Adding melange yarn to the base creates a complex nuance beneath the print, resulting in a pair of trousers with a truly vintage look.