The Vibe :
⊹ Simone Bellotti expands PUMA x Jil Sander into apparel for the first time with AW26.
⊹ The T7 tracksuit gets a boxy jacket and tapered pants in custom club navy wool.
⊹ Leather Speedcats arrive in black and white, while the redesigned Suede comes exclusively in white.
⊹ Meadow Walker and Barry Lawson front the campaign, photographed by Guen Fiore.
PUMA x Jil Sander is finally giving its sneakers something to wear. The AW26 collaboration, launched October 23, brings clothing into the partnership for the first time, with Simone Bellotti revisiting the T7 tracksuit alongside two footwear signatures: the Speedcat and Suede. This isn’t a brand-new fashion friendship, either. The labels first teamed up in 1998, and Bellotti brought them back together in 2025 with the KING AVANTI before introducing the K-STREET earlier this year.
The T7 gets the biggest outfit change. Originally introduced in 1968, PUMA‘s track uniform returns as a boxy jacket and tapered pants cut from bi-stretch wool developed for Jil Sander. The custom club navy fabric has a fluid feel but holds its shape, finished with a brushed-silver zip pull and co-branded T7 label. A boxy white long-sleeve in cotton and recycled polyester rounds out the apparel, giving the set a little breathing space without losing its sharp proportions.
Then come the sneakers. The leather Speedcat revives an archival design with a distinctive heel detail by Bellotti and full leather lining, in all-black or all-white. The Suede goes white-only, swapping visible lacing for a hidden construction and adding a refined outsole. Meadow Walker and Barry Lawson model the collection in a campaign photographed by Guen Fiore, pairing the sporty silhouettes with tall grass and wildflowers. The drop is available now at both brands’ stores and websites.
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Founded in Hamburg in 1968 by Jil Sander, the house defined modern minimalism through precise tailoring, streamlined silhouettes, luxe fabrics, and a cerebral approach to dressing, now led by Simone Bellotti.
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