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    Patta x Carhartt WIP Campaign video
    Patta x Carhartt WIP Campaign video

    Coming Soon: Fall 26: Patta x Carhartt WIP

    Available in North America on Friday, October 23rd at 10am EST / 7am PST.

    Carhartt WIP and Patta reunite to create an eight-piece capsule for Fall 26. Following on from the brands’ 2014 collaboration, the collection emphasizes ‘Hartt and Soul’, reworking functional silhouettes with punchy yet pared-back graphics and exaggerated rivet detailing.

    Carhartt WIP staples, such as the OG Active Jacket and Double Knee Pant are emblazoned with collegiate-inspired appliqué graphics, while the brand’s Vest silhouette and a cotton hooded sweatshirt feature a bold logo lockup on the reverse.

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    A half-zip sweater rendered in safety orange takes a similar approach, utilizing an elemental, work-inspired motif. T-shirts appear with a tonal ‘Hartt and Soul’ print on the reverse and are accented by a woven co-branded Square Label. The same label also appears on Carhartt WIP’s iconic Watch Hat, accented by silver-tone rivets. Rounding out the collection, a hip bag draws from the same design cues seen throughout.

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    Carhartt WIP and Patta have a longstanding friendship built on a shared cultural understanding that has seen the brands partner on a myriad of projects, from parties in Milan to workshops at the annual Patta Academy event hosted in Amsterdam. The Fall 2026 collaboration builds on that existing bond, fusing both brands’ DNA to transcend mere functionality in favor of something with a little more heart; a little more soul.

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    The campaign imagery was shot by Nana Yaw Oduro, an Accra-based photographer whose vibrant compositions carry a sense of poetry; autobiographical extensions of the written word, set against beaches, open plains, and sunlit walls that feel at once specific and placeless. Working in tender, raw color, Oduro threads everyday objects through quietly surreal scenes that explore identity, feeling and self-acceptance.

    Photographer: Nana Yaw Oduro
    Cinematographer: Kwesi Glover