

Born of Mexico’s Tribal Guarachero culture, this boot draws inspiration from the iconic silhouettes of the scene’s dancers and musicians. For the SS27 collection, Comme des Garçons reimagines this popular icon through Rei Kawakubo’s avant-garde vision, blending Mexican heritage with contemporary design.
With its sleek profile, smooth black leather, and deliberately exaggerated toe, the Mexicana x Comme des Garçons reinterprets traditional craftsmanship in a sculptural, decidedly modern iteration.


When the avant-garde meets craftsmanship.
Born from a curious perspective and a clear creative vision, the collaboration between Comme des Garçons and Mexicana brings together two houses driven by the same exacting standard: a commitment to precise execution and meaningful design.
Taking an iconic Mexicana model as a starting point, Rei Kawakubo envisions a radical reinterpretation of the cowboy boot.
With a refined silhouette, a lowered heel, and signature Comme des Garçons detailing, the boot is transformed into a conceptual fashion object—unveiled during the Comme des Garçons runway show in Paris.
More than just a stylistic exercise, this collaboration underscores Mexicana’s ability to engage with the most avant-garde realms, all while remaining true to its own heritage. It is an encounter between Mexico and Japan, between tradition and contemporary creation.
A boot as a manifesto.
