LOEWE and On have launched their Fall/Winter 2026 footwear and apparel collection, designed to explore artistic expression.
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The Latest Collaboration Between LOEWE and OnA Collection That Embodies the Creative Power of the 'Moving Body'
This collection was born from a focus on the “moving body,” combining the engineering of Swiss-based On—developed for human performance—with the craftsmanship of Spanish-based Loewe, which pursues the expression of materials and form. It attempts to answer the question of what movement brings to creative ideas, encounters, and discoveries.
This Season’s LineupShoes & Apparel Combining Functionality and Original Design to Expand the Power of 'Movement'
Believing in the creative power of movement, this collection features two new shoe models—the “Cloud Solo Hiker” and “Cloud Tilt Cosmic”—that further expand the collaboration between Loewe and ON, along with a diverse range of apparel, including outdoor wear such as hoodies and puffer jackets.
New ShoesThe ‘Cloud Solo Hiker,’ a reinterpretation of the hiking shoe code, and the ‘Cloud Tilt Cosmic’ featuring a new bottom unit
The “Cloud Solo Hiker” reinterprets the hiking shoe aesthetic. It combines a Cloud heel with a lugged outsole and the signature Marble Rubber. The upper is accented with custom hooks, two-tone round laces, and a metallic buckle featuring both brands’ logos.The “Cloud Solo Hiker” is available in four colors: Sand, Dark Khaki, Black (men’s exclusive), and Fox Red (women’s exclusive).
The “Cloud Tilt Cosmic” updates the original “Cloud Tilt” with a more refined silhouette. The newly adopted CloudTec Phase™ bottom unit prioritizes cushioning through its visible arch structure and large air chambers.The upper combines engineered mesh, transparent layers, and anagram stitching. The “Cloud Tilt Cosmic” is available in six colors: White, Dark Sand, Bright Orange, Black (men’s exclusive), and Black/White and Lilac (women’s exclusive).
New ApparelFunctional and sophisticated outdoor wear, as well as items made from double jersey fabric, are now available
In the apparel collection, Loewe’s signature approach to form and materials is elevated into the language of functional outdoor wear.Parkas and puffer jackets feature adjustable hoods and hems, zippered pockets, and ventilation. Micro-ripstop jackets, packable ponchos, and pleated cargo pants add a touch of sophistication to practicality.Tops, skirts, and boot-cut trousers made from stretch double jersey incorporate mesh ventilation, while the collection also includes performance shorts, technical jersey pieces, and French terry hoodies.The color palette consists of black, khaki green, dark orange, purple, and yellow, with some items featuring a multicolor print of the Swiss Alps.
Other men’s items are as follows.
Check out the Men’s Collection
Other women’s items are listed below.
Check out the Women’s Collection
Collection Campaign Video & VisualsFeaturing three artists, including Joan Jonas! Follow their journey from forest paths to city streets
The campaign, released to coincide with the collection’s launch, features artists Joan Jonas, Martine Sims, and Tareq Atoui as they explore the landscapes that inspire their creative practices.The main campaign video, short films, and visuals—all shot by Rosie Marks—follow the artists as they trace the landscapes that serve as the wellspring of their creativity, from forest paths to city streets.In their narration, the artists reflect on how their curiosity, individual techniques, and forms of expression relate to “movement,” and what “movement” brings to their studio practice.
Joan Jonas, a pioneer of video and performance art, says she responds instinctively to the natural world through movement and costume. “When the wind starts to blow, I put on my costume and go outside. I’m not a dancer, but I move my body,” she says.For artist and composer Tarek Atoui, movement is inseparable from listening. His long experience walking through port cities and recording the sounds of those places has shaped this sensibility. “For me, being able to move freely means being able to perform freely,” he says.Furthermore, Martine Sims, who works across a wide range of media including film, video, performance, and installation, saw the concept of movement within “Desire Paths.” These are paths carved into the city by the people who walked there before her.“I like walking through the city that way. I’m always searching for something,” she says.
Collection Release Overview
Release Date: Thursday, October 15
Sales Locations: Select Loewe and On stores, Loewe Official Online Store
Inquiries: 03-6215-6116 (Loewe Japan Client Services)
