AURALEE x TEKLA Returns October 28: Knitwear, Bedding and a Scandinavian Winter Between Home and Outdoors
AURALEE and Copenhagen’s TEKLA launch their second collaboration on October 28. AURALEE’s online store opens at 6 p.m. JST, with knitwear, checked sleepwear and home textiles; Taiwan’s ARTIFACTS is among the official stockists.
AURALEE and Copenhagen home-textile label TEKLA will release their second limited collaboration on October 28, 2026, spanning knitwear, sleepwear, slippers, bedding, blankets and accessories. AURALEE confirms a 6 p.m. Japan-time launch for its online store, equivalent to 5 p.m. in Taiwan, and lists physical retailers including Taiwan’s ARTIFACTS. The interest goes beyond two names meeting: it is about how a wardrobe and a bedroom can share colors, textures and an idea of winter living.
How does “wintering” connect the outdoors and home?
The collection starts with what one wears outside on a cold day and the objects one returns to at home, drawing on the Scandinavian idea of friluftsliv, or living close to nature. Campaign photographs place brown bedding directly in snow and show figures wrapped in blankets or wearing checked sleepwear against a white landscape. These domestic objects temporarily leave their usual setting. The contrasting staging tells a story; when choosing products, focus on materials and intended use rather than treating the snowy photographs as outdoor performance tests of pajamas or slippers.
A striped blanket wraps the model, placing a home textile within a snowy landscape.Brown bedding and a striped blanket are staged in white snow to contrast color and texture.
The division of contributions is clear: AURALEE brings fabric development and layering, while TEKLA approaches everyday categories such as sleepwear and bedding. Green and brown supply the main blocks of color, joined by cream striped blankets and warm checks. For someone updating a winter wardrobe, that coordination need not require a complete set. A small accessory at the neck, cuff or bedside can echo existing clothes and reveal the continuity the collection proposes.
What distinguishes the knits, checks and home textiles?
Clothing highlights include knitwear blended from 70% wool and 30% cashmere: crewneck cardigans, boatneck sweaters, arm warmers and neck warmers in Forest Green and Soil Brown. Visible, relatively substantial stitches and relaxed bodies make texture more noticeable than large logos in the photographs. Green warmers extend from brown cuffs. Such localized color is useful for studying layers of different thicknesses, while actual comfort depends on each garment’s measurements and the wearer’s experience.
Green knitwear layers over a checked top, with brown warmers continuing the cuff line.
The sleepwear uses brushed organic-cotton flannel. Its Dawn Checks, inspired by the sky before sunrise, appear on long-sleeve shirts, trousers and boxer shorts. Home pieces include shearling slippers, striped lambswool blankets, deep-brown percale bedding and cotton socks. The selected photographs separately show the slippers’ fluffy surface, broad blanket stripes and the proportions of sleepwear shorts with long socks. Blue socks provide a particularly vivid, small-scale cool accent within the dominant greens and browns.
A slipper close-up shows its fluffy surface and retains the original collaboration marking inside.A close-up of checked shorts and long socks shows a small accent of blue.
Where will it be sold on October 28, and at what time?
The official list includes AURALEE and TEKLA online, MR PORTER and NET-A-PORTER. European stores include TEKLA COPENHAGEN in Denmark, TEKLA MARYLEBONE in the UK and NITTY GRITTY in Sweden. North American retailers include MOHAWK GENERAL STORE and VEN SPACE in the US, and NEIGHBOUR in Canada. Asian stockists also include BEAKER in Korea, B1OCK in China and ARTIFACTS in Taiwan. AURALEE locations in Tokyo and Osaka, DOVER STREET MARKET GINZA and other Japanese shops are listed too; check each retailer’s assortment separately.
See AURALEE’s collaboration announcement for its online launch time and the complete store list. The 6 p.m. JST time applies to that online store and should not automatically be applied to retailers elsewhere. The brand also notes that physical shops may issue numbered tickets, which do not guarantee availability. When moving from apparel to bedding, check individual dimensions, materials and shipping destinations so the campaign’s coordinated winter atmosphere translates into objects you will actually use.
