Carhartt WIP x Nike: The Fall/Winter 2026 Collection

Arriving eight years after both brands’ debut collaboration, the collection is centered on a shared approach to modern utility: purpose-built design made for everyday life. Bringing together Nike's history of performance innovation with Carhartt WIP's contemporary design perspective, the collaboration finds common ground in design that moves beyond its intended context.

The Windrunner Active Jacket anchors the collection. A sportswear-inspired mesh lining, contrasting chevron chest and toggle fastenings reference Nike’s running shell, while a tough, stone-washed Dearborn Canvas construction, kangaroo pocket and triple-stitched details carry over from Carhartt WIP’s Active Jacket.

The Windrunner Drewe Pant, meanwhile, builds on the relaxed fit of Carhartt WIP’s Drewe Pant with elements of the Double Knee Pant: reinforced double-layer knees, a hammer loop and tool pockets. The knee panels sit at an angle, echoing the Windrunner’s signature 26-degree chevron.

Alongside are the everyday staples: a hooded sweatshirt in heavyweight brushed cotton, a graphic t-shirt and a cotton waffle long-sleeve, with pigment-dyeing on select pieces for a lived-in feel and tonal variation across the details, and a stretch-cotton beanie.

Closing out the collection is the Air Max Goadome Low WIP, with Carhartt WIP bringing a new perspective to the low-profile evolution of the iconic boot. Inspired by the Half Dome, the redesigned upper layers durable canvas with rich suede and leather overlays, creating a material mix built to endure and evolve with wear. Metallic Swoosh details and eyelets bring refined contrast to the rugged construction, while Carhartt WIP branding on the foxing completes the design. Offered in Black, British Tan and Green, with the Green colorway available exclusively through Carhartt WIP.

Nocturnes, the campaign film for Carhartt WIP x Nike’s F/W26 collection, follows three protagonists through the quiet hours. Shot on 35mm by director Bing Cao, it moves with them across Manhattan, each in transit on their own journey. Three lives, passing in parallel. Unknown to each other yet connected by their commutes.