SPRING / SUMMER 2026 - MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT SERIES

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EDO STRAIGHT - GEKKO JINSU / DAVID BOWIE by DENIS O'REGAN

EDO STRAIGHT - GEKKO JINSU / DAVID BOWIE by DENIS O'REGAN

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For Spring / Summer 2026, we have collaborated with Denis O'Regan in the latest of our 'Masters of their Craft' series.

Denis O'Regan is considered a master of the lens. He was David Bowie's most prolific photographer and chronicler of rock royalty.

As a tribute to Bowie's enduring connection to Japan and his understated approach to denim, for SS26 we collaborated with Denis O'Regan to create a limited-edition MCU Edo Straight, Gekko Jinsu. Inspired by Bowie's denim worn during the Serious Moonlight Tour in Tokyo, 1983, the jean is a vintage straight-leg replica with a naturally lived-in finish, echoing the effortless ease of Bowie's style while on tour there.

The fabric is a 13oz selvedge denim woven on narrow looms by an expert local mill in Kojima. The Edo fit is a comfortably relaxed jean with a straight leg profile, inspired by 1950s 'anti fits'.

It has a 11" regular rise and a leg opening of 15". Leg lengths are graded by waist size: 32L for waist sizes 28–32, and 34L for waist sizes 33–40.

Please refer to our size guide before ordering. Some customers find our Edo fit runs large and choose to size down. Fits on body can be seen in the Collections section on the main site. 

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David Bowie (1947–2016) was one of the most influential and visionary artists of the 20th and early 21st centuries. A singer, songwriter, actor, and cultural icon, Bowie built a career defined by constant reinvention, groundbreaking artistry, and a fearless commitment to pushing creative boundaries.

It was Denis’ unparalleled access to David Bowie that defined a career and created a visual legacy. Touring the world twice as Bowie’s official photographer, O’Regan documented the singer more extensively than any other photographer, producing some of the most intimate, iconic,and era-defining imagery of the artist.

Bowie’s influence extended far beyond music. He reshaped ideas of identity and style, blurring the boundaries between pop culture, high art and high fashion. O’Regan captured Bowie in every expression of self - from theatrical stage personas to quieter, off-duty moments, often dressed simply in denim.