This feels like a natural crossover. TEKLA has been a staple for years, from its towels and robes to the everyday pieces that prove quality is built to last. The brand has always understood how to make simple essentials feel considered.
That same approach makes the pairing with AURALEE feel right. Founded in Tokyo in 2015 by designer Ryota Iwai, AURALEE has become one of Japan’s most respected contemporary fashion labels, known for minimalist luxury, exceptional fabrics and a quiet design language that people in the know continue to gravitate toward.
For FW26, the two brands reunite for their second collaboration, exploring the idea of “wintering” through a collection that connects Japanese craftsmanship with Scandinavian comfort. The shared appreciation for simplicity, natural materials and thoughtful design makes the partnership feel almost inevitable.
Inspired by the Scandinavian philosophy of friluftsliv, the collection looks at the relationship between the outdoors and the warmth of home. The offering moves between clothing and interiors, featuring wool cashmere knitwear, brushed organic cotton flannel sleepwear, bedding and accessories.
Knitwear arrives in a 70% wool and 30% cashmere blend, with crewneck cardigans, boatneck sweaters, arm warmers and neck warmers offered in Forest Green and Soil Brown tones inspired by the landscape.
Sleepwear returns from the brands’ first collaboration, updated with the purple and orange “Dawn Checks” pattern inspired by the sky before sunrise. Long sleeve shirts, relaxed pants and boxer shorts bring a warmer expression to the collection while keeping the focus on comfort and material quality.
The collaboration extends into the home with pale green shearling slippers, striped lambswool blankets, deep brown percale bedding and muted cotton socks. Across the collection, AURALEE and TEKLA create a seamless connection between what we wear and how we live.
The second AURALEE x TEKLA FW26 collection launches October 28, 2026, through both brands’ official online stores and select retailers worldwide.