The 2026 edition marks a significant milestone with the first-ever partnership between FDCI and the House of Glenfiddich, which has joined as the title sponsor
The fourth edition of FDCI India Men’s Weekend 2026 is set to begin, promising a vibrant celebration of Indian menswear that blends tradition, innovation and contemporary design. Organised by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), the two-day fashion gala will take place at the iconic Diggi Palace in Jaipur on February 7 and 8, bringing together some of the country’s most influential and emerging designers under one roof.
Over the years, FDCI India Men’s Weekend has carved a distinct identity as a focused platform dedicated exclusively to menswear. Speaking about the upcoming edition, FDCI chairman Sunil Sethi said the event reflects the evolving narrative of Indian men’s fashion. He noted that the fourth edition, presented in a renewed format, aims to champion craftsmanship, innovation and design excellence while offering designers a global stage. Sethi also expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with the House of Glenfiddich, calling it a partnership that strengthens the vision of the platform.
The 2026 edition marks a significant milestone with the first-ever partnership between FDCI and the House of Glenfiddich, which has joined as the title sponsor. The collaboration is expected to add a refined edge to the event, aligning heritage, creativity and contemporary luxury with modern Indian menswear.
This year’s showcase features a compelling mix of established stalwarts and fresh creative voices. Renowned designers such as Abraham & Thakore, JJ Valaya, Ashish N Soni, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Siddhartha Tytler, Pawan Sachdeva and Samant Chauhan will present their latest collections alongside designers like Nitin Bal Chauhan, Antar Agni, Countrymade, Sahil Aneja and Dhruv Vaish.
The line-up also includes Krishna Mehta, Kommal Sood, Paresh Lamba, Rohit Kamra Jaipur, Vivek Karunakaran, Son of a Noble SNOB, TIL, Amit Hansraj, Nikita Mahisalkar, Ajay Kumar and Felix Bendish, among others. Together, the ensemble promises a diverse and powerful showcase, highlighting the breadth of Indian menswear — from rooted craftsmanship to experimental silhouettes.
Set against the regal backdrop of Jaipur, FDCI India Men’s Weekend 2026 is expected to reinforce India’s growing influence in the global menswear conversation.
