We made this signet ring as it’s one of the few forms that has remained relevant across generations. The shape is adjusted for daily wear rather than ceremony.
Produced in 18k Gold and 925 silver, it was designed to be worn to add elegance without changing the balance of an outfit.
Releasing starting June 18th
This capsule explores comfort through heritage forms adapted for contemporary downtime.
Velour introduces a softer surface across established silhouettes, shifting how each piece is perceived without changing its role.
The focus is on ease, routine, and time spent away from public settings.
Releasing starting June 11th
The capsule reflects JJJJound’s ongoing interest in preserving essential forms and processes which are defined by heritage codes and practical origins.
The drop includes a raglan cotton crewneck, stencilled canvas bags, woodland camouflage and a Paul Labonte 8OZ coffee Cup. Fits remain straightforward and authentic.
Releasing starting June 4th
We present a familiar staple of the 90's pre-cellphone era: a striped cotton knit. Matched with a key item for the summer, the cotton weekend short. Both built for comfort and practicality rather than novelty or performance.
Dropping in the twenty-second week of the year, the capsule arrives in time for the start of warm weather on the east coast of North America.
Releasing starting May 28th
The JJJJound Half Cab is reinterpreted as a more wearable lifestyle-oriented version of the Half Cab: padding removed, and our classic nylon tongue applied. This version becomes the perfect shoe for the retired skaters.
The 2026 release will be available exclusively on Vans.com, Tuesday May 19th.
This drop explores Sports Modern through contrast. Relaxed athletic pieces inspired by contemporary daily wear sit alongside sharper references drawn from late nineties tracksuits.
Reflective details and panelling add energy, while minimal silhouettes keep the set grounded. The balance allows both references to coexist without hierarchy.
Releasing starting May 14th
The Service Projects Cafeteria Mug is positioned as an artful collectible. The intentionally misplaced JJJJound logo references a manufacturing error in an era of automated perfection, introducing friction where precision is expected.
Releasing starting May 7th
This capsule is built around the comfort aspect of linen, the vacation mindset, which is mostly shaped by heat and proximity to a body of water.
While linen is traditionally associated with pale tones, we produced it in black to focus on attitude rather than convention. We created this for those who want a summer kit that feels chic and instinctive, offering comfort and consistency in warm settings without relying on overt seasonal signals.
Releasing starting April 30th
A proven successful product for JJJJound is the camper short. Still available in both 5 and 7 inch, we’ve updated the branding this year with an embroidered logo for a more heritage feel. We also made weekend caps to match.
Releasing starting April 16th
The 475 is a timeless runner with a great shape and was a strong baseline for the studio to work off of. The 475 was originally launched as a long-distance runner, the same design logic naturally translates to an all-day shoe for 2026.
Available starting April 9th
We created this jacket because sport silhouettes become something entirely different when rebuilt with elevated materials. The varsity shape is an icon. And in suede, it shifts from team gear to a clean leisure piece. It offers a low-fi silhouette that feels elegant in a familiar way.
Releasing starting April 1st
This capsule shifts the indigo story into summer through an all white palette. Straight and relaxed selvedge jeans, a V neck tee, and a raw denim sports cap form a tonal set.
Releasing starting March 26th
This drop explores navy and indigo across all categories. It introduces the straight fit blue selvedge jean alongside relaxed and slim, supported by matching caps. Sport elements like the trail jacket and quarter zip sit next to more elevated items like a knit polo and wool trouser. A flexible wardrobe built around one color family that moves easily across the day.
Releasing starting March 19th
This workwear capsule centers on Iconic workwear staples; a Barn jacket, Carpenter pant & short, a company tee and cap. The Graphics reference construction branding culture and service uniforms. Navy replaces traditional workwear colors, giving the set a contemporary tone while maintaining its functional roots.
Releasing starting March 12th
This JJJJound and Paul Labonté collaboration on a 80’s heavyweight hoodie features a graphic informed by Tuscan woodblock lettering applied in a varsity context. The letterforms are intentionally modern and weighty, moving away from strict historical reproduction. Its arced placement and execution on a navy 80’s hoodie reference classic collegiate sweatshirts.
Releasing starting March 5th
This leather jacket reinterprets the classic shell parka through a luxurious material. The original silhouette remains intact, but leather shifts it from outdoor gear to a city layer. The piece balances an iconic performance shape with a material choice that changes how and where it is worn.
Releasing starting February 26th
This JJJJound and Diemme Movida collaboration introduces a lower cut hiking shoe designed for sneaker lovers. Built with the same leather and hardware language as a traditional boot, it delivers durability and presence without the weight or height. The result sits comfortably in the middle and is designed for everyday life.
Releasing starting February 19th
This shirt capsule highlights two different states of mind through the keyphrase “Living the Dream”. The same sentence sits on both shirts, yet can be read through completely different tones.
On a slim fit black shirt we meant it as a dry expression of sarcasm, while on the white big shirt it becomes an expression of optimism.
Releasing starting February 12th
This capsule reduces the wardrobe to three core elements: a cotton V neck tee, raw black selvedge denim in three fits, and the classic twill cap.
Everything is treated as a uniform rather than an outfit. The pieces are meant to be practical and be heavily worn in. It is a direct return to familiar forms and everyday black as a baseline.
Releasing starting February 5th
This drop establishes black performance as a starting point for the season. Hiking shells, vintage sport references, and modular layers are rebuilt into a focused system meant for daily use.
The trail jacket, windbreaker, quarter zip, cap, and work glove operate together as functional tools rather than statements. It is a clear opening gesture built around movement, protection, and wearability, all unified through black.
Releasing starting January 29th
This section will offer an early look at upcoming product releases, showcasing the full range of items scheduled to launch, organized by drop for easy reference.