The North Face × Cecilie Bahnsen FW26 Arrives in Taipei on November 5
Midnight blue, black and dimensional flowers unite seven pieces in the fourth collaboration. The collection launches exclusively at The North Face Taipei 101 store on November 5, spanning down outerwear, layers, bags and footwear.
The North Face’s outdoor silhouettes meet Cecilie Bahnsen’s dimensional flowers for a winter wardrobe with softness and definition. Their fourth collaboration brings midnight blue and black across seven clothing, bag and footwear styles for Fall/Winter 2026. The collection goes on sale exclusively at The North Face Taipei 101 store from November 5, 2026.
The collaboration first appeared in March at Paris Fashion Week during Cecilie Bahnsen’s Fall/Winter 2026 show, Practice. In the collection, flowers become part of the construction through embroidery, appliqué, quilting and cascading layers. The campaign, photographed in Copenhagen’s Refshaleøen, brings athletes Iris Pham and Molly Thompson-Smith together with models, connecting natural scenery and industrial surroundings through a theme of female friendship.
Floral embroidery meets Nuptse, with three distinct ways to layer
The Lucia Nuptse cropped down jacket is a focal point, priced at NT$48,800. Its short, relaxed cut and side waist drawcords allow the voluminous shape to be adjusted, while dimensional Superpose Embroidery flowers add detail to the familiar Nuptse silhouette. Inside, 700-fill down combines the jacket’s visual volume with an outdoor design foundation, making it a statement piece for winter dressing.
Lucia Nuptse cropped down jacket with dimensional floral embroidery and side waist drawcords.
The Sofia reversible crewneck, NT$14,880, offers styling flexibility through a two-sided design, relaxed fit and floral elements. VENTRIX insulation brings the brand’s approach to temperature regulation into the garment. Its crew neckline also creates a clear layer under outerwear, giving one piece different roles in everyday outfits.
Sofia reversible crewneck, shown on its black side.
The Symone DotKnit hoodie, NT$11,880, uses a wool-blend DOTKNIT fabric. A close-fitting silhouette, hood and ruffled hem bring technical character together with softer details. Designed with moisture management and comfort in mind, it offers a different proportion alongside the collection’s relaxed down jacket and crewneck.
Symone DotKnit hoodie with a ruffled hem and a close-fitting silhouette.
Bags bring dimensional flowers into everyday movement
The bags give the collection’s floral language a tactile quality, with layered appliqués creating dimension as the wearer moves. Cecilie Bahnsen identifies nature, movement and craftsmanship as inspirations for the collaboration, allowing practical accessories to become points of detail within a complete look.
The campaign highlights dimensional flowers and carrying details on the backpack.
The Meghan drawstring backpack, NT$14,880, pairs nylon with a DWR water-repellent finish and includes a zipped main compartment and additional storage pockets. Its drawstring, straps and floral layers translate an outdoor bag’s practical vocabulary into a design suited to daily styling.
Meghan drawstring backpack with layers of floral appliqué.
The Amilia multiway belt bag, NT$13,380, also uses nylon with a DWR water-repellent finish. A large zipped main compartment and multiple pockets help organize everyday belongings. Its more compact silhouette offers another styling option, with the flowers becoming a focal point across different ways of carrying it.
Amilia multiway belt bag with zipped storage and additional pockets.
Camp shoes and hiking boots continue the dark floral palette
The Angela ThermoBall insulated camp shoes, NT$11,880, combine the familiar camp-shoe silhouette with floral quilting and a lightweight, packable design. Raised flower shapes across the black upper add a quiet but distinctive detail to relaxed winter looks.
Angela ThermoBall camp shoes continue the collaboration’s floral quilting in black.
The Martina Verto Alpine mid-height hiking boots, NT$14,880, introduce floral details to a more outdoor-focused silhouette. GORE-TEX waterproof technology and a Vibram all-terrain outsole support the brand’s intended alpine-hiking and uneven-terrain use. Midnight blue and dark accents connect the footwear with the collection’s clothing and bags.
Martina Verto Alpine mid-height hiking boots pair floral details with an outdoor silhouette.
Exclusive Taipei 101 launch from November 5
All seven styles launch exclusively at The North Face Taipei 101 store on November 5, 2026. The store is at B1, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei; telephone 02-8101-8105. Sales follow the department store’s opening hours. Readers drawn to dimensional flowers and outdoor style can begin with a down jacket, a layering piece or an accessory, with store staff available to explain sizes, colours and shopping details.
