Saint Mxxxxxx closes its AW25 season with a final drop available now, built around two long-standing touchpoints for the brand: Harajuku vintage shop BerBerJin and artist Hajime Sorayama. The line-up includes mouton outerwear and denim developed with BerBerJin, a leather A2 jacket bearing Sorayama’s robot reinterpretation of Marilyn Monroe, and a range of flannel and fleece pieces produced in-house.

The Sorayama collaboration returns after an initial release in August, this time centering on a brown leather A2 jacket with his metallic Marilyn artwork across the back. The jacket, offered in sizes S–L, is priced at ¥480,700 (tax included), with visuals featuring actor Asahi Ishikawa shot by photographer RK.

The BerBerJin collaboration revisits specific vintage source pieces through updated silhouettes. A mouton jacket originally made for Olympic athletes in the 1980s is reworked into a 1st-type trucker shape in beige, with volume and tucks adjusted for a sharper balance; it comes in sizes S–L for ¥528,000 (tax included). Two five-pocket denim pants based on items from director Yutaka Fujihara’s archive also appear: a damaged blue model at ¥99,000 (tax included) and a rigid blue version at ¥66,000 (tax included), both in S–XL.

In-house Saint Mxxxxxx items complete the release. Checked flannel shirts in red/yellow and red/grey are ¥89,100 (tax included) in S–XXL. A grey crewneck printed with “My Saint Baby Wonder Child” is ¥56,100 (tax included) in S–XXL. Double-face zip hoodies come in grey (¥111,100 tax included) and black (¥140,800 tax included), with matching sweatpants in grey (¥257,400 tax included) and black (¥267,300 tax included), all in sizes S–XL. The drop underscores the label’s ongoing focus on vintage construction, dyeing and hand-finishing as it closes the AW25 season.