Visvim Motors Club returns with a second capsule of racing inspired wear

Visvim has drawn from the raw energy of motorsport culture to shape a conceptual collection that marries the precision of racing with the considered craft that defines the Tokyo label’s practice. The Motors Club 2026 capsule, now in its second iteration, gathers an edited assembly of pieces that speak to both function and the understated aesthetic that has long animated the brand’s vision: Brigadier boots in folk leather, an Excelsior II cap, Coach jackets and Kerchief down pieces, alongside utiliarian coveralls and jumbo tees cut in chambray, each one calibrated for the deliberate dresser.

Until 23 November, the visvim Omotesando flagship has been transformed into a living archive of the collection’s conceptual ambitions. Wooden display tables sit beneath a sculptural rope installation strung with brass pendant lights, while vintage red steel trunks and director’s chairs in natural wood frame the presentation. The same fixtures and furnishings travelled to Monterey Car Week, where the collection first articulated its point of view: an unaffected dialogue between functional workwear and the meticulous tailoring that Visvim has spent decades perfecting. The installation invites browsing as much as contemplation, a space where the mechanics of display become part of the collection’s larger narrative about craft, heritage and the honest materials that age with purpose.

The second drop releases through visvim’s Omotesando location at Gyre, 2F, 5-10-1 Jingumae, Shibuya ku, Tokyo, and via the visvim WMV Official Web Store. Each piece carries the restraint and functional intelligence that has quietly positioned the label as one of Japan’s most considered voices in contemporary menswear, a collection that respects both the practicality of its references and the intelligence of those who wear it.

Imagery courtesy of Visvim (@visvimwmv).