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What’s Good This Week: Martine Rose x Supreme, Dunhill At Pitti Uomo And More

Words by

Ollie Cox

These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including a Kiko Kostadinov and Crocs collaboration, Hublot’s Classic Fusion Tributo, and Kith and Giorgio Armani heading to the desert

Another day, another slogan tee from Alexander Skarsgård 

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On Wednesday for an in-conversation event for his new film Wicker in New York, the actor wore a beaten “Just Say No” T-shirt, emblazoned with the catchphrase from the 1980s US government's anti-drug campaign led by Nancy Reagan. 

This tee follows his previous  “Lick My Worm” slogan shirt worn to a screening of the film in New York, immortalising a line from the film on the red carpet. Should we be surprised that Alexander Skarsgård is dropping such gold on the red carpet? No. During last year’s Pillion press run, the actor sourced plenty of tees leaning into the film’s themes, from BDSM graphics to printed shirts reading “hot buffet”. If his latest fit is anything to go by, it’s likely he could be setting out on what could be another unimpeachable run of graphic tees, packed with niche pulls bound to get people talking. 

Carhartt WIP gets outside in its AW26 campaign

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For the second delivery of its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, Carhartt WIP has turned its attention to the great outdoors. This means field and outdoor references come through in a camo feather tree motif applied to Carhartt WIP legends like the OG Detroit jacket and Single Knee trouser as well as new styles like the Osborn Cargo Trouser and new jersey pieces. Also making up the collection is the Stanwood Parka and Field parka. Did someone say jacket season? 

If you like what you see, you can head to your nearest Carhartt WIP store or online.

Martine Rose and Supreme lock in for a second collaboration

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Ding, ding, ding! Supreme and Martine Rose are back in the ring for a second round. This time, the centrepiece of the collaboration lies on a leather patchwork jacket riffing on the logos of well-known beer brands (an everyday item that Rose frequently fashion-ifies with her brand), made in collaboration with Jeff Hamilton. There’s also a Mike Tyson co-branded T-shirt and Nike Dunk, track jacket, cardigan hooded jacket, hockey jersey, rugby, shearling mini duffle bag, New Era fitted cap, and JBL speaker rounding out the collaboration, which you can shop via Supreme’s online store. 

dunhill announced as a guest designer at Pitti Uomo 

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dunhill has been announced as a guest designer at Pitti Immagine Uomo 111, which will see the British House stage a salon show at the trade fair, taking place on Thursday 14th January. dunhill joins a group of previous guests including Raf Simons, Martine Rose, and Simone Rocha. “Pitti Uomo holds a singular place in menswear, and it is a great honour to be invited to present the collection here,” Simon Holloway, who has been creative director since 2023, shared in a statement. “To bring our cutting edge classicism to Florence, within a forum that has played such an important role in celebrating the art of menswear, feels especially meaningful.” As for what we can expect? Keep your eyes peeled for a well-researched dive into the crossovers between Florence and England, expressed through more than 100 years of dunhill heritage.

Hublot takes it back to the 1980s with the Classic Fusion Tributo

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Hublot is revisiting the one that started it all: the Classic Fusion. First released in 1980 and designed by Carlo Crocco, it offered a bold, rule-bending interpretation of a luxury sport watch, merging materials like rubber with precious metals for an instantly recognisable horological statement. Building on that legacy with the Classic Fusion Tributo, Hublot has enlarged the case from 36mm to 38mm, maintaining the original’s exposed screws and delightful tension between gold and rubber – a much loved feature of the original. There’s also the MDM-stamped dial, nodding to MDM Genève, the original parent company behind Hublot. On the inside, however, that is where everything changes. While the OG was powered by a quartz movement, the Tributo’s self-winding movement packs in 50 hours of power reserve, thanks to an optimised gear train that used an oscillating weight shaped like Hublot’s H logo. If you want to stay super true to the original, yellow gold is your best friend here. But if you fancy something icy fresh the white gold iteration could be a bit of you. 

“When I created MDM Genève, it was a deeply personal endeavor – hands-on, heart-involved, driven by a singular idea: gold and rubber. Entrusting it to others, even good and talented hands, was never easy for me,” Crocco shared in a press release.

“Yet, returning to Nyon, visiting the Manufacture, and discovering the latest creations, I see profound continuity and mastery. I see what those hands have collectively built. Witnessing Hublot’s evolution, I realise it was the best decision I ever made. It fills me with immense pride and deep gratitude. Today, seeing the very first design and the origins of the Art of Fusion brought back to life is deeply emotional.”

Kith and Giorgio Armani head to the desert

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Last week, Kith and Giorgio Armani took their third collaboration to Morocco, with a mega runway show held in the Afagay desert. The clothing presented draws on the sun-drenched hues of the desert, with Kith founder Ronnie Fieg diving into the archives and reconfiguring proportion and silhouettes. Key pieces include belted shearling jackets and blousons and aviator jackets oozing with a utilitarian polish. Tailoring, of course, is foundational to the offering, with Giorgio Armani’s trademark deconstruction front and centre, alongside flowing wide trousers, some with cargo pockets again adding to the functional feel of the offering.The collection is now available in Giorgio Armani and Kith stores and online. 

Lewis Hamilton is quietening the weather with Lululemon

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Lululemon has launched its “Quiet the Weather” outerwear campaign, starring Lewis Hamilton. Throughout the series, the Canada-based brand’s high-performance weather-protection is spotlighted, combining Lululemon’s movement-focused design into streamlined and versatile everyday outerwear. If you’re wondering what Hamitlton is wearing, it’s the Featherweight Stand-Neck Quilted Puffer, which you can scoop up here.

Kiko Kostadinov does Crocs for fancy guys

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Eagle-eyed menswear nerds might have spotted a collaboration between Kiko Kostadinov and Crocs coming since it debuted on the brand’s Autumn/Winter 2026 runway show in Paris. Now, it is finally here. The two brands have worked together on the VAALS silhouette in Black, Kelp, and Yellow Sand colourways. It features an oblong toe shape with wrapped saddle-stitch detailing and is constructed using breathable leather, pairing a cushioned sole with bungee cord lacing. And it might be one of the fanciest, fashion-y Crocs you can get right now. Available now via online and in Kiko Kostadinov’s London, LA, and Tokyo boutiques as well as global retailers. 

Thibo Denis’ Birkenstock 1774 Uerzell arrives in new colourways 

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Designer Thibo Denis’ looks at Birkenstocks differently. Rather than being the shoes you throw on to relax and save for hot summer chill sessions, Denis, currently Design Director of Men’s Ready-To-Wear and Footwear at Louis Vuitton has other plans. Instead, he turned them into sneakers, and chopped-up, chunky mules as part of Birkenstock’s experimental high-end line 1774 based in Paris. Now, they’re getting a refresh, arriving in “Cuoio”, “Caccia”, and “Wine” colourways. If you like what you see, they’re available online and select retailers. 

adidas and Mercedes-Benz have made the S-Class of Sambas

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The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is a nice car. It’s packed with the brand’s latest technology and designed to be as sleek and comfortable as a driving experience can get. And now,  you can get a bit of that for your feet, thanks to a limited-edition adidas Samba line inspired by the comfortable interiors of the S-Class in celebration of Mercedes-Benz’s “140 years of innovation”. The sneaker, crafted from leather, features Mercedes-Benz branding to the tongue and arrives in monochromatic Magic Beige, Grey Five and Black colourways. Beep beep!

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