What’s Good This Week: BFC Unveils Its 2026/27 BFC Foundation Scholarship Recipients, Snow Goose Does Leather And More

These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including Samsøe Samsøe’s END. collection, Our Legacy Work Shop and Stüssy’s three-piece capsule, and James Blake’s custom KNOSION look.

Snow Goose’s AW26 collection introduces leather and footwear

After casually unveiling one of the standout shows of the season last week for Tom Ford, Haider Ackermann turns his attention towards Canada Goose’s Snow Goose line for the Autumn/Winter 2026 season. Leathers push the boundaries of the label’s performance heritage, arriving in the form of a hefty, military-esque jacket dubbed the Chilliwack Bomber, along with the line’s first endeavour into footwear with the Rainboot. Elsewhere, matte and shiny nylons are paired with virgin wool fleeces and textured cottons, along with splashes of vibrant orange, rose, and yellow hues to cut through the earth tones. Check out the collection, available online and in-store now.

Our Legacy WORK SHOP and Stüssy reunite

There aren’t many recurring collaborations you can really count on as much as Our Legacy WORK SHOP and Stüssy. For this installment of their longstanding partnership, they’re dropping a three-piece capsule consisting of a Fireman Jacket, Lace Up Boot and Work Boot. The outerwear piece, arriving in a Portuguese Sheep leather, falls at a gorgeous mid-length, features a sturdy storm flap, and brass snap stud closure. The Lace Up Boot, arriving in Black and Desert, is made up of a suede with contrast nylon panelling whilst the Work Boot is a pull-on, with a suede shaft, Italian leather upper and co-branded debossing on the back. Check them out now, available online and in-store.

James Blake is a fan of this very low-key Amsterdam label

As we all know, James Blake is a man of great taste. And at the Utrecht, Netherlands stop of his “Trying Times” tour the British artist tapped in with Amsterdam-based label KNOSION for a custom-made linen suit, inspired by the restrained intensity of his latest album. All made in-house at the brand’s studio, the set is made with a muted green linen in a relaxed fit, with the blazer featuring a stand collar design for a high-neck look and slanted flap pockets. The trousers, part of KNOSION’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, feature a double pleat and wide leg silhouette, puddling over the shoes for a slight flare. Check out the rest of the brand’s offering online here.

The 2026/27 BFC Foundation Scholarship recipients are here

The British Fashion Council (BFC) has unveiled its BFC Foundation Scholarship recipients for 2026/27, adding Barbour, COS and Saint Laurent to its existing roster of partners consisting of Casely-Hayford, Chanel and Dior. The winners are as follows: Toby Brooke (BA) for the BFC Barbour Scholarship; Sara Mikorey (MA) for the BFC Chanel Scholarship; Rodrigo Strazds (BA) for the BFC COS Scholarship; Luke Saul (MA) and Madeleine Jacob (MA) for the BFC Dior Scholarship; Myra Labé (BA) for the BFC Casely-Hayford Scholarship; Joseph Richman (MA) and Stephanie Corbyn (MA) for the BFC Saint Laurent Scholarship. The recipients will all be offered access to bespoke mentorship by each label as well as financial support. For more information, see here.

Aries and SOREL lock in for a second round

London streetwear label Aries and all-weather footwear brand SOREL are writing the second chapter of their collaboration. This time, the link-up will see the introduction of the Daystorm Chukka Boot, bringing the DNA of the waterproof Caribou Boot and reimagined with an Aries London-focused vision, with the application of sheepskin and leather, as well as a pony hair upper, shearling lining and Vibram sole. The boot is available in both Tobacco Brown and Black. To stoke up the hype, D Double E had fronted a campaign shot by Joe Cruz. If you like what you see, the collection is available to shop now.

Baracuta drops a limited-edition G9 Harrington in a speedy colourway

Baracuta cooked up its first G9 Harrington in Manchester back in 1938. Since then, it has firmly established itself into the legendary jackets category, winning over guys like Steve McQueen, James Dean, and Leonardo DiCaprio as fans. Now, it’s dropping a rare G9 in racing green, which might be the one for you if you like your menswear rare. It’s a replica of the original from the brand’s archives, limited to 100 units, and each piece is numbered. As far as limited-edition jackets go, it definitely flies below the radar, but still gives you the chance to wear a piece of the brand’s legacy.

Kith celebrates 15 years with an introspective book

To commemorate its 15th anniversary, Kith pays homage to what has defined the brand’s history with a 444-page book titled Kith: The Footwear Archive. Published by Assouline, it assembles over 1,800 collaborative footwear models that founder Ronnie Fieg has preserved in his archive for the past decade and a half, spanning Timberland and Moncler to Nike and On. The book is split into two parts, the first of which shows off 700 released pairs in elevated photography whilst the second goes deeper, outlining the archive chronologically and presenting the journey from concept to final product. Check out the book now, available online and in-store.

Samsøe Samsøe and END. build the ideal shared wardrobe

With a unisex capsule made to be shared in mind, Samsøe Samsøe debuts a collaboration with END. to mark Liam Hodges’ first collection as the Danish brand’s Head of Menswear. The Saeito Jacket and Savalentin Leather Trousers are a definite highlight, with the former featuring a leather make up with hairy, textured panels on the front for some contrast. The Saarvo Overshirt is the perfect mid-layer to throw on during this transitional season – also arriving with matching trousers – along with the Sakenji Bomber Jacket that will be perfect for the upcoming colder months. Check out the full collection, available online and in-store now.