The clocks have changed, the evenings are getting longer, and we’ve made it through another bleak British winter. We’re a quarter of the way through 2026, and already, we’ve seen hundreds of fashion collabs flood our feeds. But which ones made the biggest splash? Before we head into April, we round up all the very best brand collaborations of March – add them to your shopping lists while you still can.
As announced today, Guess Jeans has teamed up with cult Japanese label Hysteric Glamour. The two brands have come together to launch a new capsule collection, inspired by both labels’ legacies and subversive spirits, using striking, bold prints. The collection will be available online very soon, here.
What’s going on here then? Last year, we saw the launch of Palace and Nike’s P90 range, and now the two brands seem to be teasing something ahead of this summer’s FIFA World Cup. Last week, England footballer Marcus Rashford stepped out wearing a very unique Nike x Palace jersey, unlike any that we’ve seen before. Watch this space.
It’s been a great start to the year for Mercedes’ Formula 1 team. Firstly, they’ve won all three races of the year so far, with 19-year-old driver Kimi Antonelli winning the past two in a row. And secondly, they might have the coolest kits on the grid. Teaming up with adidas Originals and Yohji Yamamoto’s lovechild, Y-3, the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team capsule collection is certainly the most fashion-forward of all the team uniforms. You can get yours here.
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During the first week of March, while Paris Fashion Week AW26 was still in full swing, Pierpaolo Picciolo’s sophomore Balenciaga collection delivered an unexpected twist: a collaboration with Euphoria creator Sam Levinson, who designed the show space. The clothes even featured stills from the show’s upcoming series three, while cast member Rosalía soundtracked the show.
Teasing us before this week’s Maison Margiela AW26 ready-to-wear show in Shanghai, earlier this month MM6 teamed up with Supreme, unveiling a brand new collection. Within it, you’ll find all the usual suspects: bomber jackets, trucker jackets, hoodies, sweatpants, you name it. There’s even a pair of Supreme x MM6 boxing gloves. Find it here.
While Jonathan Anderson has his hands full in Paris, steering the ship at Dior, his namesake label reunited with Guinness for round two of their ongoing collaboration. The brand enlisted Little Simz and Joe Alwyn to model the new collection, which includes denim workwear and chunky knits, inspired by vintage brewery uniforms and Irish pub interiors. The collection is available here.
Towards the beginning of the month, Jacquemus and Nike returned with three new colourways of their sold-out moon shoes, accompanied by a stunning campaign starring Solange. The new shades include brown, sail and pink, in ode to the Jacquemus’ own DNA. The new drop marks the fifth footwear collaboration between the two brands, and is available now here.
Timberland and Our Legacy Work Shop joined forces for the first time ever this month, launching a new take on Timberland’s famous six-inch boot. Made from premium Horween leather with a pebble finish, the boot features a Vibram outsole and anti fatigue footbed. It’s a wonder the two brands never linked up before now. Available now here.
Indie band of the moment Geese were in town last week for their sold-out show at London’s Hammersmith Apollo. To mark the occasion, the New York band teamed up with Dover Street Market for an exclusive DSM capsule collection. Designed by Farmer’s Daughter, fans could shop the collection at the pop-up installation erected inside DSM. If you missed it in store, keep your eyes peeled here.
OK, OK, so this one technically dropped at the end of February, but it didn’t start shipping until March. London streetwear favourite Corteiz teamed up with New Era, dropping a new line of hotly anticipated caps. The collection was accompanied by a campaign captured by Gabriel Moses, see here.
After collaborating with Alpha Industries on Copenhagen’s favourite bomber jacket, Cecilie Bahnsen returned this month with another collab: her third collection for The North Face. Debuted during Paris Fashion Week, the Danish designer revealed the latest styles on the runway, including outerwear and accessories. The bags are all upcycled from The North Face’s own archive. Available here.