Pepe Jeans focuses on layering and relaxed denim fits for third fall/winter 2026 drop

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London-founded denim brand Pepe Jeans, part of Spanish fashion group AWWG, has released the third drop of its fall/winter 2026 collection. The range builds on the brand's denim lifestyle aesthetic with a focus on effortless dressing.

The campaign was photographed by Charlie Gates on Kelly Street in London's Kentish Town and features models Jamie Riselay and Tayte Bramley-Naipaul. Warm tones and expressive styling set the visual direction, which the brand says reflects the character and energy of the city.

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Denim fits and layering

For men, the FW26 Drop 3 includes baggy, relaxed and slim-fit jeans paired with trucker jackets with shearling collars. Women's jeans come in baggy, straight and regular fits, balanced by soft chiffon shirts and fluffy knits.

The womenswear edit leans into layering with denim biker jackets and waxed cotton coats, alongside checked shirts, wool dresses and patterned cardigans that reference the brand's heritage. Loose sweaters, ribbed tops and fluid printed shirts with embroidery and tassel details complete the line-up, in a palette of trail brown and burgundy red with touches of coral and ice blue.

Menswear builds on essentials such as corduroy trousers, casual shirts and crew-neck sweaters. Details including half-zips, bold stripes and button closures add structure, in shades of bottle green, off-white and mocca brown.

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Fabrics and footwear

The drop combines classic denim, cotton twill and wool blends. Footwear includes suede and leather boots in ankle and knee-length styles as well as sturdy walking boots, with a suede clog embellished with metal studs and the brand logo as the key piece.

The collection is available online, in Pepe Jeans stores worldwide and through selected wholesale partners throughout the season.

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