Discover the fashion collaborations of 2026, from JW Anderson x Guinness to MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme, the new label Au Vieux Campeur Congés Payés, Adidas x Bape, and the Sacai x Carhartt WIP capsule.
By Louise Menard,
and Nathan Merchadier.
The best fashion collaborations of 2026
Now a fixture in the fashion industry, collaborations continue to generate excitement, especially when they manage to surprise us. 2026 has just begun, and several capsule collections have already caught our attention.
JW Anderson x Guinness: A collaboration celebrating a shared heritage
This season, the second collaboration between JW Anderson and Guinness starts with a bang. After a first noticeable outing in 2024, Jonathan Anderson now opens a new chapter with a broader scope and more substance. “I’ve always been fascinated by the graphic language of Guinness. It’s so immediate, so culturally loaded, yet incredibly refined. For me, this collaboration felt like an opportunity to take that heritage and recontextualise it through the craft-led lens that defines JW Anderson today,” the designer explains.
Regarding the wardrobe, the collection features 17 pieces, including denim overalls, jeans, chunky knits, an embroidered zip-up jacket and a washed shirt, all stamped with the famous Celtic harp, Guinness’s legendary emblem. To embody the meeting of popular tradition and fashion, pub culture and luxury, the campaign calls on two major British figures: Joe Alwyn, recently seen in Chloé Zhao’s film Hamnet (2026), and Nigerian-born rapper Little Simz, whose work blends jazz and neo-soul, political consciousness and lyricism. Pure genius.
The JW Anderson x Guinness collaboration is available in a very limited edition in JW Anderson stores and on jwanderson.com.
MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme design audacious streetwear
Two years after their first encounter, MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme are back with a bang with a Spring/Summer 2026 collection that is more straightforward, yet also more eccentric. This intention for this capsule goes a little further than their last fashion collision. While the previous collection already played on the clash of styles, this one heightens the contrasts. Here, streetwear codes intersect with, and are confronted by, the nonconformist universe of MM6 Maison Margiela. Among our favourite pieces are oversized joggers and hoodies, washed and distressed denim jackets. Standout items include a leather biker jacket adorned with a hyperrealistic eagle and shearling bombers, sometimes covered in a river of US dollar bills.
The MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme collaboration will soon be available on maisonmargiela.com and supreme.com.
Merci x Au Vieux Campeur: A new vision of the great outdoors
For the very first time, French outdoor specialist Au Vieux Campeur is launching its own collection of clothing and accessories. An original project conceived in collaboration with Parisian concept store Merci. Named Au Vieux Campeur Congés Payés and led by Arthur Gerbi (Merci) and Aymeric de Rorthays (Au Vieux Campeur), this new label brings together the expertise of two institutions around a shared idea: taking a break from urban frenzy without leaving Paris.
Inspired by the heritage of the cult boutique on Rue des Écoles, the collection outlines an urban wardrobe with outdoor accents. It features workwear-inspired jackets, as well as practical, utilitarian accessories designed for getaway weekends, like water bottles, tote bags, and carryalls. Ultimately, the collaboration encapsulates a distinctly Parisian desire to keep a breath of fresh air, even in the heart of the city.
The Vieux Campeur Congés Payés collection is available at Merci, 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris, 3rd arrondissement.
Sacai x Carhartt WIP revamp workwear once more
Unveiled as part of the Sacai Spring/Summer 2026 collection, the fourth collaboration with Carhartt WIP unveils a hybrid wardrobe in which the identities of both brands echo and complement each other perfectly. Underlined by subtle contrasting top stitching and corduroy collars, the nine pieces of this capsule stand as timeless essentials. Our favourite piece? An oversized bomber that revamps the American brand’s iconic Detroit Jacket through the avant-garde vision of Sacai founder Chitose Abe.
The Sacai x Carhartt WIP collaboration is available in Sacai and Carhartt WIP stores, on sacai.jp and on carhartt-wip.com.
Adidas x Bape, or when streetwear gets inspired by soccer (once again)
For the upcoming 2026 World Cup, set to take place in the United States, Mexico and Canada next June, Japanese label Bape is getting ahead of the game. Nigo’s label teams up with Adidas for a capsule in line with the blokecore aesthetic. At the heart of the collection, two jerseys particularly catch our eye. First, a long-sleeved T-shirt featuring a denim print. Then, a reworking of a 1990s Japan national team jersey, enhanced with flames on the sleeves and a “Bape 93” print on the back — a detail that echoes soccer jerseys. As for sneakers, three designs round out this hybrid collection: the Hrmy, the Samba and the Campus 00’s. A wardrobe conceived for both the World Cup matches and navigating the city streets all year long.
The Adidas x Bape collection is available on the Adidas Confirmed app and on bape.com.