How to Find W.W. Chan Trunk Show Dates and Book an Appointment

W.W. Chan lists its upcoming trunk show schedule on shop.wwchan.com under the heading “2026 upcoming trunk show,” with city-by-city dates for Europe, the United States, and Singapore, plus a set of 2027 dates for planning ahead. Appointments are arranged by email: the site asks you to write to [email protected] for appointment details and scheduling.

Where the Dates Are Listed

The schedule appears as a simple city-and-date list on the site, grouped by region and separated by year. There is no booking form or calendar widget described on the page — the list itself is the reference, and email is the contact route.

2026 Trunk Show Schedule

2027 Trunk Show Schedule (as listed)

The 2027 list repeats several cities across multiple visits, so if your city appears more than once, check which window fits your travel or fitting timeline.

How to Book an Appointment

1. Find your city and date in the schedule above (or on the site’s trunk show section).
2. Email [email protected] with your requested city and date. The site states that appointment details are arranged by email.
3. Wait for confirmation of a time slot before making travel plans — the page does not describe instant online booking, so treat the listed dates as the show window rather than a guaranteed slot.

Include your city, preferred date within the show window, and any scheduling constraints in the email so the reply can match you to an available time.

Practical Notes Before You Write

• Dates are show windows, not open hours. Multi-day entries such as “October 8 thru 11” mean the trunk show runs across those days; your actual appointment time is set by email.
• Some cities appear only once in 2026. Dallas and Austin, for example, have single dates, so early contact matters more if you need a specific day.
• The 2027 list is incomplete as published. The final New York entry reads “November 20 thru” without an end date, so confirm the closing day by email rather than assuming it.
• Trunk shows are travel-based visits. W.W. Chan is a Hong Kong tailor (the site traces the house to 1952), so these city visits are the practical way to be measured or fitted in person outside Hong Kong.

What the Trunk Show Is For

The site describes W.W. Chan as a bespoke tailor offering suits, jackets, trousers, and shirts, working in the Shanghainese traditional cutting and craft style. A trunk show visit is the point in the bespoke process where measurements and fittings happen in your city — which is why the schedule is organized around repeat visits to the same cities across the year. If you are deciding whether to book, the relevant question is whether a visit falls near you during the period you want a garment made, not simply whether a date exists.

For anything not covered by the published list — exact appointment times, availability within a window, or the truncated 2027 dates — email [email protected] is the route the site itself provides.