CDG's Shibuya Parco Pop Up Runs to November 17

Comme des Garçons has a pop up at Shibuya Parco from October 31 to November 17, 2026, and a Liner jacket for autumn and winter is part of what it is showing. The shop is small, about 26 square meters according to Parco's own renovation release, and it is a warm up for a permanent CDG shop that opens in the same building on November 20.

The Liner jacket is the one product named in the announcement. Japanese fashion press lists a Vans collaboration, Alpha Industries pieces and new T shirts alongside it, and a new collaboration with a third brand is due on November 7.

Eighteen Days on the Ground Floor of Shibuya Parco

The pop up opened Saturday, October 31 and closes Tuesday, November 17, which is 18 days of trading, from 11:00 to 21:00 daily according to the listing. Fashionsnap and Mastered, both Tokyo outlets, reported the opening on October 31 and described it as a place where the Vans collaboration and other popular items are sold ahead of the permanent shop.

The size matters. A shop of 26 square meters, or about eight tsubo, holds a few racks, a counter and a short list of products, which is why the Liner jacket gets its own call out. Parco's press release for the building's 2026 renovation describes the permanent CDG concept on the second floor at the same size. The ground floor pop up is a trial run for it.

A Liner Jacket and Almost Nothing Else on the Record

Nothing found for this piece describes the Liner jacket's fabric, its fill, its price or its colors. The announcement says only that it is a CDG Liner jacket for autumn and winter. That is a frustrating gap for a garment whose entire purpose is described in its name.

What the autumn and winter collection has said elsewhere is more useful. Comme des Garçons showed AW26 in Paris in March as Ultimately Black, and Jack Davison photographed it for T Magazine's Fall Women's Issue 2026. A Liner jacket sold in Tokyo in the last week of October is a product for the same season, but nothing read says it came from that runway.

The Calendar Has Three Dates and One Neighbor

The product list is four items long on the evidence found: the Liner jacket, the Vans collaboration shoes, the Alpha Industries collaboration pieces and the new T shirts. The collaboration due November 7 is with a third brand, and neither source read names it. CDG closed its announcement with a short invitation, "We look forward to seeing you," and gave the pop up location as Parco Shibuya until November 17.

The three dates around the pop up are firm. October 31 opened it, November 7 is when the third brand collaboration is due, and November 17 closes it. The permanent shop follows on Friday, November 20, three days after the pop up shuts.

A second Shibuya Parco opening lands that same day. Vans is opening a permanent store on the fifth floor on November 20, after a five month pop up on that floor that began January 9 and ran to May 31. CDG's 2020 Lampin collaboration with Vans is the only earlier tie between the two in the sources read, so the Vans pieces on the ground floor now sit one floor beneath a Vans shop that does not yet exist.

CDG has run this format before. In 2025 it put on a pop up at Hankyu Umeda Main Store in Osaka, third floor, from April 26 to May 20, in store only, with a reissue of a staff jacket from one of its sub labels. Hypebeast Japan described that event as CDG's largest pop up to that point.

Tokyo Retail Moved Fast on the Same Weekend

The same weekend, BAPE marked 25 years of the BAPE STA at atmoscon in Shinjuku on October 31 and November 1, with archive pieces and a photo booth. Two pop up programs in two Tokyo neighborhoods in a single weekend, each aimed at a specific shop, make a tidy picture of how Japanese streetwear sells now: a short run, a small room, a named product.

For CDG the named product is a jacket. The shop opens at 11:00, the third brand lands on November 7, and the permanent store follows on November 20.