sacai TO GO Pop-Up Opens at Le Bon Marché in Paris

Japanese fashion label sacai has launched a limited-time pop-up event in Paris titled "sacai TO GO," situated on the second floor of the department store Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche. This initiative is part of Le Bon Marché's "SUPER JAPON" program, which aims to showcase Japanese culture and creativity. The "sacai TO GO" takeover blends elements of Japanese culture with Parisian artistic sensibilities, offering a curated selection of exclusive merchandise, food, and beverages.

The exclusive merchandise available at the pop-up includes a range of apparel, notably black and white T-shirts. Some of these T-shirts feature the sacai logo, while others incorporate design elements inspired by sacai's MA-1 jackets or a tiger graphic from "rocky's matcha." The collection also highlights sacai's collaborations with established brands such as Carhartt WIP and Nike, with pieces from these partnerships being offered as exclusive items within the pop-up. Beyond apparel, the accessories selection is a significant component of the offering. sacai is presenting tote bags from its signature Zantan series, each meticulously crafted from repurposed archive fabrics. These bags are complemented by plush key charms designed by plush artist Madoka Morikawa under the "Peloqoon" brand. A particularly unique item is a boxed RYVDOLL set, a collaboration with French artist Ryvka Adda. This set features magnetic paper dolls designed to recreate sacai's Autumn/Winter 2026 collection looks, allowing visitors to engage with the brand's styling by mixing and matching outfits.

The consumables featured at "sacai TO GO" have also been carefully selected to enhance the immersive experience. The pop-up includes offerings from Toraya, a Japanese confectioner with a history spanning five centuries, and "rocky's matcha," a brand founded by Rocky Xu. Throughout the duration of the event, weekends will introduce a rotating selection of Parisian businesses that are considered friends of the sacai label. These include the ice cream shop F.O.L.D.E.R.O.L, the bento brand Iné, the kissaten-inspired sandwich and coffee spot Benchy, the seasonal cuisine specialist NIWA, and the coffee shop Dreamin' Man. Each of these entities will have a designated period to showcase their products, further enriching the cultural exchange and curated experience at the pop-up. The co-curation of the space by Sarah Andelman, co-founder of the influential Parisian concept store colette, underscores the event's focus on a blend of Japanese craftsmanship and Parisian chic.