These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including END. and On’s hiking trainer, Louis Vuitton as F1 Grand Prix de Monaco’s title partner and Our Legacy x ROA’s capsule.
Goldwin unveil the Oyabe collection
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Given Goldwin’s skiwear history spans more than 50 years, it’s not surprising that its Oyabe capsule is après perfection. The Japanese label’s latest collection sees signature technology and top tier craftsmanship across a wide range of products that can be worn on and off the slopes. With oversized fits not typically seen in the sports usual attire, the result is fashion-forward jackets and ski pants that are functional yet stylish in the highest regard. This new Goldwin line is exclusively available in Japan and China now.
Nike and Palace reunite on the Air Max DN8
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Fresh from a nostalgic T90 collection, Nike and Palace are back. This time around, the focus is on the Air Max DN8 with three new colourways that contain a nod to Nike Air Max Plus Eclair Lightning from 2000, with a strong emphasis on a hot orange hue. Coming in white, black and orange iterations, the lightning motif can be found on the mesh underneath the rubber elements along with two dual-pressure Air units and eight tubes that we’ve come to know and love from this model. These sneakers are available in-store and online now.
END. x On go on a hike
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Continuing END.’s 20th anniversary victory lap, their latest collab is with Swiss sportswear giants On. The shoe in question is the Cloudhorizon, with a mixed-material upper featuring suede and recycled fabrics alongside ivory and leaf-coloured tones to accent all the greenery on your hikes. We can’t forget On’s cushioning technology that the brand has become known for, with this one containing CloudTec Phase™ and Helion™ superfoam for a lightweight yet responsive feel for your long hikes. The collaborative shoes are available online and in-store now.
Studio Ü puts their spin on Alpha Industries classics
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Studio Ü has quickly become one of the most unique prospects coming out of London for their thoughtful reworks. Its latest venture is with Alpha Industries emblematic MA-1 bombers and M-65 jackets, deconstructing these silhouettes to create four distinct jackets for each model. From reconstructed bonnets and sculpted beanies to added panels and customised silhouettes, every offcut from these pieces are used. Check out the new collaboration, available online and in-store now.
Louis Vuitton is the new title partner for the F1 Grand Prix de Monaco
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Continuing its multi-year partnership, Louis Vuitton will now be presenting the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix Trophy Trunk for the sixth year in a row. With the trunk clad in the house’s iconic Monogram canvas made at workshops in Asnières, there will also be creative banners trackside that reinterpret the Louis Vuitton signature.
SR_A channels movement and engineering
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Samuel Ross’ SR_A has been making some big moves on the low, with his latest collection being a testament to that. First of all, he’s launching his debut eyewear collection for the brand with two new styles: TORQUE and ECLIPSE. These chunky yet slick shades are suited for any everyday rotation, with gold hits on the arms for a premium touch. He’s also dropping an accompanying apparel capsule centered around functionality. From quarter-zip track tops to essential sweatpants to V-neck hoodies, these items embody the wearable nature of the brand. Check out these pieces online and at select global retailers now.
Our Legacy WORK SHOP and ROA link up
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This year, Our Legacy WORK SHOP has masterminded a solid run of collaborations. From Giorgio Armani to C.P. Company to Converse, the latest to be added to the roster is hiking brand ROA. In typical Work Shop fashion, the collection perfectly infuses the codes of both brands, with Our Legacy-isms prevalent in quintessential ROA pieces like a shell jacket that’s remixed with a full calfskin leather makeover. More archetypal items like the Andreas boots and the hooded down jacket make an appearance as well as co-branded accessories and long sleeve T-shirts. The collection is available in-store and online now.
Represent drop their engLAnd collection
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Combining British heritage with a Los Angeles vintage aesthetic, Represent drops its newest engLAnd capsule. The 20-piece offering sees a new chainstitched ‘engLAnd’ script logo on the British streetwear label’s big-hitters like caps and sweat suits featuring hand-distressing for that Rosebowl Flea Market look and feel. Check out the new engLAnd range in-stores and online now.
Goodhood, Blank Street and Cremate release a matcha latte incense
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If we’re attaching anything to the year 2025, it might have to be matcha. The Japanese tea has taken the world by storm, and London is hooked. The latest to join the party is Goodhood which has come together with arguably the city’s favourite matcha provider Blank Street and olfactory artisans Cremate for a matcha latte incense. Accompanying the drop will be an immersive Goodhood x Blank Street installation at the lifestyle store in London’s Shoreditch transforming the space into a matcha-coded world. Check out the installation and the incense in-store and online now.
Puma launch the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team Select Collection
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With F1 fever at an all-time high nowadays, it’s only natural that Puma teamed up with Aston Martin Aramco for a speedy fanwear collection that brings the motorsport motifs to everyday dressing. Using technical fabrics and contemporary silhouettes, the latest offering sees streetwear codes mixed with the team’s branding for a wearable capsule of elevated essentials. The Puma Speedcats are given the F1 treatment with a murdered-out black look to accompany an official Aston Martin Aramco F1 car displayed at the Oxford Street store. Shop the new collection now, available in-store and online now.
Carhartt WIP transitions into Spring/Summer 2026
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Although it feels like a long way away right now, the warmer months are coming and Carhartt WIP is getting ready with the latest Spring/Summer 2026 preview. This season sees a mix of classics recontextualised with new washes and details on workwear classics like the OG Double Knee Pant. Modern takes on older references like a Fireman jacket and B-6 flight jacket also make it into the collection, given new life with updated silhouettes and fabrics. Check out the new range available in-store and online now.
