Haider Ackermann presents the new Snow Goose SS26 collection A visual narrative made of color, contrasts, light and body movement
Inspired by the energy of seasonal transition, the new Snow Goose by Canada Goose collection redefines the concept of protection in a dynamic and expressive way: SS26 explores the use of color through contrasts, light and the human body in motion. Photographed by Tim Elkaïm, the campaign captures how the garments react to light, posture and presence. Enhancing rather than concealing the body, the pieces behave like a second skin, amplifying athleticism and energy.
“It is a silent dialogue between protection and freedom”, says Haider Ackermann. “This season brings a sense of lightness, not only in the materials but also in the feeling. Movement is instinctive and natural, but at the same time energetic. Color maintains a delicate tension, it transforms, reflects, comes to life with movement. It is something both functional and expressive at the same time. A presence that does not hide, but asserts itself with confidence”.
Within the collection, lightweight windbreakers with color blocking, reflective quilted jackets and fitted jersey pieces are used not only for performance but also to define silhouette and rhythm. Among the iconic pieces are the Celestia Jacket, the Merge Jacket, the Mirage Jacket, the Orren Jacket, the Flux Short and Apex Leggings and Short Leggings.
Shades such as Bright Pink, Dark Umber, Azurite Blue and Bright Coral, inspired by natural phenomena, emerge through chromatic contrasts and precise details. Designed for variable climates, the garments protect without limiting movement, becoming an integral part of the surrounding environment.
