Moose Knuckles, the Canadian lifestyle brand, on Tuesday launched its spring global campaign — Drop In. Stand Out. — as a celebration of momentum and modern exploration in a season defined by movement, adaptability and presence.
A spring image from the Moose Knuckles campaign.
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The collection introduces a new assortment of lightweight outerwear, technical layers, and modular silhouettes with Moose Knuckles’ signature attitude.
The spring collection features Freehang Down, suspended down construction to boost airflow, cut weight and unlock mobility; Air Down, crafted from ultra-light recycled ripstock with 90/10 down which makes it featherlight and easily packable; Memory Fabric, a technical stretch woven fabric that is lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, windproof and water repellent; crinkle fabric, a technical performance fabric that is breathable, lightweight and fluid, and Nylon Shells, UPF 50+, water-repellent and engineered for performance and protection.
An image from Moose Knuckles’ spring campaign.
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“This season, we’re redefining outerwear with the confidence and precision of a parachute,” said Ludovico Bruno, global creative director. “It’s about that balance of strength and fluidity — pieces that feel light but are engineered to perform.”
A spring image from Moose Knuckles.
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“Spring/summer ’26 is a natural evolution of who we are — taking the craftsmanship and performance DNA we’ve built in outerwear and translating it into a summer wardrobe that’s equally bold, functional and uncompromising in style,” said Ellen Kinney, chief executive officer of Moose Knuckles. “This collection continues our promise to create pieces that move with you, perform in real life, and empower our community to truly Stand Out, not matter the season.”
A spring image features a lightweight look from Moose Knuckles.
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The campaign, which will appear globally, was photographed by Diego Bendezu, with Tyler Roste as secondary photographer.
