Wooden skis make an attractive accessory to Jacob Cohën’s après-ski capsule for fall-winter 2026, though the shearling is the stronger incentive for a trip to the mountains. Looking to 1970s ski culture, the collection finds its appeal in the clothes worn once the equipment has been put aside.
Cream fleece outlines the pockets and seams of a tobacco trucker, giving a workwear shape the indulgence of a winter holiday. A lighter version, worn with brown trousers and a ribbed beanie, softens that rugged character; bombers with knitted sleeves bring the ease of a cardigan to outerwear.
That relationship between warmth and informality also shapes the layering, particularly a cable-knit vest worn over a cardigan, where the repeated texture becomes the focus.
Washed jeans keep the look grounded, while cream trousers lend heavier jackets a welcome lightness. Mountain-inspired graphics extend the reference, with the brand also working alpine details into patches, buttons, and linings.
The most telling departure is a tailored jacket worn with white trousers and suede slip-ons. It introduces a little ceremony to the leisure, suggesting that the real attraction of this particular ski holiday might be getting dressed for the evening.
Jacob Cohën 2026 Après-Ski Collection
