UGG and Channel Tres find a new rhythm between fashion, music and movement
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
Menswear today is no longer defined solely by the way we dress, but by the way we move through life. Comfort has evolved into a new form of self-expression, and few brands have understood that shift quite like UGG. For Fall 2026, the Californian label explores the relationship between fashion, music and urban culture through Channel Tres, an artist whose creative world exists between the studio, the street and the energy of the night.
Known for his distinctive sound and effortless approach to style, Channel Tres represents a generation that refuses to separate creativity from everyday life. His aesthetic is built around instinct rather than excess; a balance between confidence and simplicity that naturally reflects UGG’s evolving vision. Shot across the streets of New York and within the spaces where he creates, the campaign captures a personal rhythm shaped by movement, individuality and self-expression.
For the new season, UGG continues to revisit its most recognisable silhouettes through a contemporary lens. The Tasman Flex reimagines the brand’s familiar design with a lighter, more streamlined profile, bringing a more urban attitude to a style designed for everyday versatility. The Otzo Clog returns with the same focus on ease, offering a relaxed silhouette that combines heritage influences with modern comfort.
Both styles reflect the way we live now: constantly moving between different environments and occasions. The Tasman Flex feels at home during a day exploring the city, a creative session, or a long journey where comfort matters as much as style. The Otzo Clog, meanwhile, delivers the kind of effortless wearability suited to slower mornings, travelling, and those in-between moments that define contemporary routines.
As the boundaries between streetwear, luxury and functionality continue to shift, footwear has become less about following a strict dress code and more about personal expression. These are pieces designed to adapt rather than dictate; silhouettes that work with relaxed tailoring, denim or everyday essentials while maintaining their own identity.
Through its collaboration with Channel Tres, UGG reinforces its place at the intersection of culture and style. In a landscape where authenticity has become one of the defining values of contemporary style, the brand celebrates a simple but powerful idea: the best designs are the ones that move with you, becoming part of your own rhythm.
Have a look at the UGG Fall 2026 campaign below:
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