Ronnie Fieg drops the wordmarks from his sub-label for the back half of the calendar. Removing external branding pushes the focus entirely onto the fabrics. The Kith &Kin Fall/Winter 2026 collection releases on August 7th across Kith stores in New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo, alongside the company's digital platforms.
Pony hide and indigo rope twill shape the heaviest coats. Metal rivets trim the edges of canvas and pinstriped wool jackets. Elastic cords cinch the waists. Hardware seals the fronts.
Beneath those dense shells, the shirting block relies on lighter cuts. Poplin forms the Nico shirt. Tropical wool constructs the Melton polo, reducing friction against the outerwear. The James tee and the long-sleeve Halston tee rest directly against the skin.
Adding immediate volume over those base layers, thick cotton, double-face herringbone, and flannel jersey map out the fleece sets. The Hiroshi zip-front and the reversible Williams V hoodies pack warmth against the chest. Flannel jersey carries the texture downward into the Akita sweatpant.
That relaxed volume continues directly into the trousers. Hanging from an interior waistband, the Eli pleated trouser drops loose off the hip. Storage compartments break up the fabric on the tropical wool Gibbs pant. Rope twill denim builds the Webster Chill jean.
Baggy hems pool over a new footwear project. Salomon steps in to handle the shoes, producing the XT-EVO sneaker in two colorways. Fluid rubber coats the open mesh base. Borrowing lines from motorsport, the upper sits squarely on the XT-6 chassis.
