Fashion people never met a J.Crew staple they couldn't make their own. Front rows from Copenhagen to Milan to Paris often include a few insiders topping their J.Crew cashmere with a funky triangle scarf or offsetting their J.Crew jeans with high-vamp flats and a colorful sock. Ahead of the kick-off to Fashion Month's Fall 2026 season in New York this week, J.Crew took care of the styling work on fashion peoples' behalf, in a first-of-its kind collaboration.
Five New York City designers joined forces with the brand for a five-part capsule of tricked-out sweaters. Buci NYC, Collina Strada, Eckhaus Latta, Patrick Taylor, and Tanner Fletcher each remixed a J.Crew icon—the Rollneck sweater first introduced in 1988—with flourishes that could belong on their own runways (or in their front rows). All five renditions will be available in limited quantities beginning Feb. 12; each one retails for $180.
