Gap X Victoria Beckham
Gap x Victoria Beckham Chapter Two: Knitwear for FW26
Gap and Victoria Beckham return with a 37-piece autumn/winter 2026 collection led by cashmere knitwear, elevated outerwear and new denim, launching 23 October.
A partnership built in two chapters
The follow-up to the first designer collaboration is here: a 37-piece autumn/winter 2026 collection made with Victoria Beckham, launched on 23 October. The starting point for this line-up is knitwear, with a sharper focus on texture, proportion and layering while keeping the relaxed ease characteristic of Gap.
The idea of a two-part project was planted early. Mark Breitbard, president and CEO of Gap, says the pair set out with the aim of building on the foundations of the first drop and pushing further with the second, encouraged by the response to the spring collection.
What’s in the collection
Knitwear at the centre
Sweaters lead the collection, in cashmere, merino wool and Gap’s CashSoft yarn, priced between $118 and $228. Figures are recommended prices in US dollars. Expect the kind of pieces made for layering - soft hand-feel, generous shapes and a palette that works together as well as alone.
Outerwear for the colder months
Coats and jackets sit at the top of the price range, from $198 for the lighter styles to $368 for the most substantial pieces:
- an oversized parka
- a satin bomber
- a wool-blend Chesterfield coat
Denim and corduroy
Denim and corduroy run through the line at $118 to $128, including high-rise straight jeans and low-slung baggy jeans. In total the collection is priced from $28 to $368.
“For this second drop, we wanted to build on the design language we established in the first collection, with a stronger focus on texture, proportion and layering, while keeping the ease and versatility that feels so intrinsic to Gap,” Beckham said.
A palette with an artistic reference
The colours across the collection draw on works in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - a natural fit for a designer whose work is rooted in considered, understated tones, and for a label long associated with everyday American classics.
When and where to shop
- Launch date: 23 October, 9am ET
- Early online access for Gap Encore cardmembers from 22 October
- Availability: online and in selected stores across North America, the UK, Europe, Japan, China, Australia and the Middle East
- Prices: from $28 to $368
UK shoppers should check gap.com local pricing when the collection goes live.
The campaign
Model Mona Tougaard fronts the campaign, photographed by Glen Luchford under the creative direction of Calvin Leung, Gap’s head of creative, with styling by Alastair McKimm. The imagery keeps the clothes themselves at the heart of things - knitwear piled on a bench, an oversized bomber worn loose over denim - reinforcing the emphasis on fabric and fit over fuss.
How to style the key pieces
A few ideas for bringing the collection into a cooler-weather wardrobe:
- Layer a cashmere crew over a collared shirt and finish with the wool-blend Chesterfield, keeping the colours in the same quiet family.
- Pair low-slung baggy jeans with the satin bomber for an easy contrast of textures - smooth against denim.
- Use the oversized parka over a fine merino polo and high-rise straights for a clean weekend uniform.
- Choose knitwear in tones drawn from the collection’s palette and wear them together for a tonal look that needs little else.
Why this second chapter matters
The second instalment leans harder into fabric and silhouette: cashmere and merino, the weight of a Chesterfield, the shine of satin against denim. These are the pieces that tend to outlast a trend. With knitwear priced from $118 and denim from $118 to $128, the collection stays in familiar Gap territory while offering the kind of design detail that comes with Beckham’s name attached. For anyone planning autumn dressing, the launch date is worth making a note of - particularly if early access is an option.
