Aimé Leon Dore and The North Face Present Their Second Capsule Collection
by Adriano Batista
Aimé Leon Dore and The North Face have released the second instalment of their partnership, a Fall/Winter 2026 capsule that reinterprets classic The North Face styles through the Aimé Leon Dore lens. “Going into our second season with The North Face, we wanted to continue building on the shared values that brought us together in the first place,” said Teddy Santis, Founder and Creative Director of Aimé Leon Dore. “There’s a real respect for heritage, purpose, and the outdoors on both sides. This season is about taking those foundations and pushing them forward through the Aimé Leon Dore lens, creating product that feels considered, functional, and built to live with you for a long time.”
Rooted in alpine heritage and shaped by New York City, the collection features 30 pieces that merge modern design with nostalgic touches. For the first time since 2019, GORE-TEX returns in collaboration with The North Face, offering durable waterproof protection across the collection. The capsule also features a new Fleece Rugby silhouette, an update to the iconic Denali Fleece, and the Ballistic Tech Vest, reminiscent of ’90s-era utility gear from The North Face. Accessories include the Base Camp Mule, the Verto Alpine GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes, the Base Camp Duffel, and a collection of caps, scarves, and gloves.
Check it out below:
The Aimé Leon Dore x The North Face FW26 Capsule Collection is available on aimeleondore.com and at Aimé Leon Dore flagship stores in New York, Los Angeles, and London, as well as on thenorthface.com and at select The North Face retail locations and territories.
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