What’s Good This Week: Octobre Éditions And Schott NYC’s Collaboration, Robyn Lynch’s Take On The Geox Snake, And More

The menswear happenings to have on your radar, including Lac Demure’s Gorm bag restock, Human Made x Red Wing’s capsule and Martine Rose and Napapijri’s latest collection.

Taylor Zakhar Perez fronts Lacoste’s latest underwear campaign

Taylor Zakhar Perez has fronted his second underwear campaign for Lacoste, following his appointment as a brand ambassador in 2025. The campaign sees the Red White & Royal Blue actor in a Parisian gym changing room, photographed by Angelo Pennetta. “Each collaboration has felt deeply intentional, fostering a strong partnership that this campaign reveals with playful, vibrant energy,” Perez shared in a statement. “This campaign feels intimate, powerful, and very sincere to me, celebrating confidence, craftsmanship, and the quiet strength of Lacoste’s heritage reimagined boldly for today.”

Octobre Éditions reissues Schott NYC’s iconic jacket

Schott continues its strong run of collaborations, with the latest being with Sézane’s little brother brand, Octobre Éditions. Releasing in a single navy colourway, the CWU bomber featuring a recycled nylon shell is elevated with a removable collaborative patch, along with an OG vibrant orange lining. A timeless bomber jacket that’s levelled up with discreet details and refined signatures, it’s a winter staple that’ll be sure to keep you warm. The collection is available online and in-store now.

Human Made and Red Wing come together for an exclusive capsule

Nigo’s Human Made has always looked to vintage Americana references. So when it announced a partnership with Red Wing on an exclusive collection, it made all the sense in the world. The Pecos Boot and 8” Classic Moc are the highlights, with a Hawthorne Abilene leather upper with a soft tan finish, along with rare zipper detail on the latter for a practical, modern look. The collection even spans to apparel, with a collaborative varsity jacket, crewneck sweatshirt and T-shirt that features co-branded detailing. Check out the capsule in-store and online now.

Lac Demure restocks the Gorm bag

Finding the perfect work bag isn’t easy. With so many options on the market and the abundance of high price points, finding one that ticks off all the criteria while being affordable can sometimes feel near impossible. Enter the Lac Demure Gorm bag, the Danish brand’s answer to that very problem. With a lambskin leather upper that comes in both a smooth and grainy version, the bag is perfectly sized to fit all your daily essentials and even a 16” laptop along with a triple magnet fold-over closure for extra security. The bags are available online now.  

Wood Wood drops its “Ode to Street Hassel” SS26 Campaign

Reimagining the everyday wardrobe, Wood Wood’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection embodies the mundane yet overlooked in Copenhagen. Titled “Ode to Street Hassel”, the campaign sees a utilitarian take on garments, with field jackets and waterproof outerwear combining style with function for the harsher weather. It’s juxtaposed with soft knit polos, cozy striped jumpers, and staple relaxed denim and leather jackets for a healthy mix of styles. Check out the new campaign now.

Wales Bonner and John Smedley drop a collaborative knitwear capsule

Wales Bonner and John Smedley’s link up is a case of real respecting real. The former’s arty nods and vision of afro-Atlantic style are menswear dynamite loved by Kendrick Lamar, Lewis Hamilton, and Jeff Goldblum. And the latter is one of the oldest knitwear manufacturers in the game, with more than 200 years of solid, British craftsmanship under its belt. They’ve previously worked on bespoke pieces for Hamilton’s Met Gala look – a test drive for a fully fledged project. Then it was teased in Wales Bonner’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway show. And now, it’s finally landed. The end results are fine-gauge cotton and merino polos and jumpers in ‘bark’, ‘ivory’ and ‘jewel’ colourways. To top it off, it was captured in a mega portrait-style campaign, which is always appreciated. And it’s available to shop now.

Robyn Lynch toasts 20 years of the Geox Snake

Irish menswear designer Robyn Lynch has taken her collaboration with Geox up a gear. The next phase of the project sees the 20-year-old Geox Snake sneaker get a birthday revamp across five fabrications and colours. It follows on from archival re-works featured in Lynch’s AW23 and AW24 runway collections, and sees visible eyelets replaced with a concealed lacing system, with premium leathers and suedes thrown in the mix. In another archival nod, Lynch has added a spoiler to the updated Snake, taken from the 2006 model. If you like what you see, the Robyn Lynch x Geox Snake will land on Februray 9.

Champion celebrates 100 years in the game

Champion introduced fleece to the athletic world and invented the original hoodie. Unsurprisingly for a brand with this kind of contemporary relevance, it’s lasted 100 years. And to celebrate the milestone, it’s launched the “Still In The Game” campaign, highlighting the brand’s close relation to sports ranging from boxing to American Football, and lifting, merging old-school sportswear with a fresh layering approach. Cheers to that. 

Martine Rose and Napapijri go for round three

Menswear designer Martine Rose channelled ’90s nostalgia into her latest link-up with Napapijri. The latest instalment builds on a long-running partnership between the two brands that has seen Rose bring her explorations of subculture (the designer has staged shows at climbing walls, saunas, and schools and draws inspiration from, and authentically represents, everyday and lesser-explored scenes) to the table. This time around, there’s a focus on striking colours and easy-wearing garments like polo shirts and oversized parkas – stuff with a universal appeal that spans dads to Dalston club kids. The campaign’s styling, with jackets wrapped around waists, perfectly captures summer holiday excitement. It’s easy to imagine these protagonists leaving London in the early hours to touch down somewhere warm, destined for a week of parties and not much sleep. Available to shop now.

On and Sky High Farm Goods grow wild

Swiss running brand On and Sky High Farm Goods, the clothing label tied to the Sky High farm NYC non-profit, are back together with a Spring/Summer 2026 collaboration. This time, the capsule encompasses three footwear models: the Cloud 6 SHFG, available in ‘Aster/Begonia’ and ‘Gourami/Pier’ colourways; the Cloudplay SHFG for kids; and the Cloudrock Low WP SHFG in a ‘Sphinx/Chestnut’ iteration plus a Dover Street Market exclusive ‘Black/Coriander’ option. In addition to footwear, shorts, caps and socks feature in the offering. This is all very functional stuff, in very wearable colourways. But they strike that chill vibe that works nicely with jeans. So even if a bi-weekly Lime bike to the office is the most intense action your sneakers get, there’s something in this collab for you. Available from February 5.

MOSS debuts its Pre-Spring 2026 collection

The pre-spring season can be defined by one word: unpredictable. Cold mornings turn to warm afternoons and into rainy nights. You need a wardrobe that can keep up with these ever-changing conditions and MOSS has kindly offered its very own solution. With the title “Beyond Between”, it’s an intentional collection that’s comprised of trans-seasonal tailoring, lightweight outerwear, breathable knits and elevated everyday separates for a versatile rotation that can handle anything. Model and designer Robbie Jr. Kwapong also fronts the campaign, showing off the effortless style of the collection that can really take you from rain to shine. Available in-store and online now.