Fall 2026 starts with fabric. Heavyweight fleece with more substance than before. Refreshed jersey weights and treatments create new variety in our tees. Indigo floral jacquard, drawn from an LA that never stops blooming. Wool flannel built to carry a layer from the last warm nights of summer into the chill of winter. Slub yarn left uneven on purpose, for a character no clean fabric can fake.
Before you meet the styles, learn their foundations. The fabric guide is available now.
420g heavyweight looped back 100% cotton fleece. Fall 2026 brings more weight to a fabric that has always been core to Honor The Gift. The added heft translates to a fuller drape and a hand feel that reads luxurious rather than bulky. In addition to our classic fleece styles, find our new 420g fleece in the All Over LA Fleece Coaches Jacket, where a familiar fabric gets reworked into an unexpected silhouette.
A lighter weight 100% cotton jersey, finished with nicking and grinding along the neckline and hems. The process mimics years of wear, laundering a tee down to the exact point where it turns soft, worn in, and a little distressed, the kind of tee you reach for without thinking.
Built from slub yarn, spun with varying thickness, this fabric carries a surface that is intentionally uneven, marked by small bumps and thicker sections throughout. The irregularity is the point. It gives the garments a lived in, vintage character that separates them from a standard black overshirt or straight leg pant. Here the texture speaks first.
An indigo floral jacquard built around the idea that Los Angeles is always in bloom. The pattern moves across a camp shirt, a denim pant, and a utility jacket, each piece designed to stand alone or work together as a set. A quiet nod to the city's landscape, worn as the season shifts from late summer heat into fall.
The floral camp shirt takes a silhouette Honor The Gift has built a name on and reworks it in an embroidered, tonal cotton floral. From a distance the print reads quiet, almost solid. Up close, the embroidery opens up, detail after detail. Like the floral jacquard, it is a reference to Los Angeles and the city's endless backdrop of blooms.
Ribbing gives this yarn dyed striped knit its tactile dimension, something felt as much as seen. Built for the striped knit polo, it comes in two colorways, a black and white pairing and a tonal blue pairing, each carrying its own read on contrast.
Fall 2026 track silhouettes are finished in a honeycomb ripstop, a grid pattern worked into the core fabric for reinforcement. The effect is subtle, visible mostly up close, but it is what separates this track group from others. Function first, distinction second.
Denim paneling makes its return this season, a detail pulled from past Honor The Gift collections. The move takes something as familiar as fleece and works denim into it, resulting in a unique garment. Available in both a hoodie and a sweatpant, the paneling turns two core silhouettes into something a step further.
100% cotton denim finished across five variations, three washes and two raw iterations. The details are subtle: a back belt loop set slightly askew, a back label patch placed on the seam instead of the waistband. Small adjustments that differentiate the pieces without ever pulling away from the classic wearability denim is built on.
New for Fall 2026, a heavyweight 100% cotton jersey used across a selection of fall tees. Paired with a bound collar, the added weight gives the tee a more luxurious hand feel from first touch to every finish.
A lightweight cable knit that alternates between open and tight cables, creating a subtle striped dimension across the surface. It is a small but intentional detail, taking the basic tee silhouette and giving it a more elevated finish.
This season's brushed twill is finished with a light coating and a subtle acid wash, the combination creating a dimensional pattern and a hand feel that is entirely its own. Used across the twill hooded jacket and the twill embroidered pant, the fabric takes two classic silhouettes and subverts your fabrication expectations.
A cotton blend compact knit built for the knitted polo. The fabric brings a subtle differentiation to a silhouette that is already a wardrobe staple, elevating it without losing what makes it wearable.
A heavyweight plaid wool flannel, built to function as a true transitional layer. Wear it as an outer layer through the last warm nights of summer, then bring it back as a mid layer once the weather turns toward winter. One fabric, two seasons.
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