The North Face and CDG unveil a new collaboration The SS26 collection celebrates freedom, design, and functionality

The North Face presents the new collaboration with CDG by COMME des GARÇONS. The SS26 collection celebrates the freedom found in exploration, combining the comfort and outdoor functionality that define The North Face with the timeless design and conceptual aesthetic of CDG. The collection will be available for purchase starting February 6, marking a new chapter in the meeting between fashion and technical apparel.

Designed to move between city and nature, the capsule represents a meeting point between practicality and creative vision: The North Face, a global leader in outdoor clothing, and CDG, founded by Rei Kawakubo and always synonymous with innovation and individuality thanks to a non-conventional and visionary design, join forces in a collaboration that merges the brands’ DNA.

The collection speaks to both streetwear enthusiasts and fans of more conceptual fashion, intervening on The North Face pieces by combining their technical quality with CDG’s unconventional vision. The logos of both brands appear side by side, printed on some iconic models by The North Face, including the Coaches Jacket, Hoodie, and Crewneck Sweatshirt, transforming classic pieces into items with strong symbolic and conceptual value.

The collection includes logo T-shirts, along with accessories such as beanies and tote bags, elements that expand the offering, making it versatile and compatible with the everyday wardrobe. The overall result delivers a minimal yet recognizable aesthetic, where conceptual depth and functionality coexist in perfect balance.

The The North Face x CDG SS26 collection will be available at a selection of COMME des GARÇONS stores, Dover Street Market locations, and The North Face stores in China, Japan, and Europe. This strategy highlights the collaboration, emphasizing the core values of the brands such as innovation, quality, and creative vision. The collaboration represents the perfect union of outdoor and conceptual fashion, turning the capsule pieces into objects of desire for both collectors and a wider audience attentive to crossovers and functionality.