Discover Fall Winter 26 | Drop 2

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Jawbreaker, After Hours

The punk gets louder, and Represent gets dressed for the night.

What does Represent look like at night?

That question sat behind most of Drop 2. Performance, activewear, graphics and sweats already speak for the brand.

Going out didn't. So instead of putting the Represent guy in a suit, Toni and the mainline team pulled tailoring, overcoats and shirting into his world, then built the drop from the ground up with three new footwear styles.

"Where the first chapter of JAWBREAKER was rooted in military uniform and utility, Drop 2 steps into something darker. The mood shifts from military to punk, from functional to more dressed, sharper and slightly undone."
Toni Pirdie, Head of Design

Occasionwear, on our terms.

The answer isn’t a suit. It’s black tailoring cut loose enough to live in, denim distressed until it looks worn into the ground, and punk graphics that won’t sit still on the T-shirt.

Footwear leads from the ground up, with the Wrap Boot setting the tone. Knitwear moves into softer, richer yarns, and the Traxsuit proves simple is the hardest thing to get right. Dressed up or torn apart, it’s the same guy either way.

A Look at FW26 Drop 2:

After Hours: Tailoring

Everything starts in black. It takes the formality out straight away and gives the pieces a darker Jawbreaker attitude.

The Bully Coat leads. It's an oversized overcoat in European brushed wool, and it forms a suit with the Tempest Blazer and the wide-leg, front-pleated Tempest Trouser. Relaxed, never corporate. The trouser is tailored, but it wears like a jogger.

The shirting has been roughed up as well. A pinstripe shirt comes with a burned-away finish, and the reversible Resent shirt is cut in a burnt-red textured flannel. Wear either one open over a graphic, so the look stays dressed up without getting precious.

Tracksuit: Compressed, clean and substantial.

Because it looks simple, and simple is the hardest thing to get right.

The Traxsuit is a tricot jersey track jacket and pant with contrast side stripes. Nobody wanted another shiny technical tracksuit, so the fabric was developed in Portugal to be matte, compressed, clean and substantial. The detail sits where you only find it once it's on, like the tipping stripe (a thin contrast trim) inside the collar.

"Premium doesn't always need another graphic or another visible technique. Sometimes the flex is getting the fabric, fit and tiny details completely right."
Toni Pirdie, Head of Design

The Riot Track Jacket and Pant, in Dark Navy nylon, sit alongside.

Graphics: Punk Takes Over

Drop 1 introduced the punk influence. Drop 2 lets it take over.

Old punk flyers, bootleg merch, military insignia, British and American flags: all pulled apart and rebuilt. Familiar Represent codes get the same treatment. The Riot tee takes on the REP Doberman, redrawn and scratched through like an old piece of artwork someone found and wrecked. The Ransom hoodie and tee carry punk-inspired prints with distressed finishing, in Oxidised Grey and Vintage Black, and the Flag tee and sweat are reverse-printed and extremely distressed. The sweat borrows the boxy fit of the Drop 1 Henley, for anyone who'd rather not default to a hoodie.

Then the artwork moves onto outerwear. The Flag Leather Bomber is a slightly oversized moto jacket with a throat latch collar, the strap that buttons across the neck, carrying printed flag artwork and a raw-edge R initial appliqué at the sleeve.

Knitwear: The Upgrade

Better yarns. Refined fits. A handle, meaning how the knit feels in your hand, that tells you it's a step up.

The Ramone Knit Sweater, Sweatpant and Cardigan come in a wool-nylon blend, so you get the comfort of a sweatpant in a completely different fabrication. Wear them as a tonal set or break them apart. The cardigan is new territory for Represent: more grown-up, but relaxed enough that it never tips into preppy. Next to it sit the Sunfire Sweater in Italian suri alpaca, a long, silky alpaca fibre, with soft grey marl stripes, and the Duality quarter-zip, a patchwork intarsia knit where the pattern is knitted in rather than printed on.

The heaviest layer in the drop isn't knitwear at all. It's a new hoodie and sweatpant set in 480gsm European loopback jersey.

Denim: Worn to Death

Heavier, and much harder.

The Anarchy denim and its collared bomber jacket come in Stone and Black, distressed so far they look worn into the ground. Wear the two together and they stop reading as separate pieces: one full look, a graphic underneath, the Wrap Boot. It's the other answer to a night out. Rather than getting cleaner and smarter, go completely the other way.

Two new fits arrive alongside. The R5 Curve is Jet Black heavyweight rigid denim in a rinse wash, cut with a subtle curved leg. That curve is George's signature bow-leg shape, a proportion that's run through Represent's casual bottoms and appears in denim for the first time here. The R6 Flare opens into a loose leg with a subtle flare at the hem, in Black or a green-based Astro Blue. Both are cut to stack naturally over the shoe.

Footwear: From the Ground Up

Three new styles. Start with the Wrap Boot.

It's the most intricate boot Represent has made. Taking its reference from a hoodie, the upper wraps around the foot with comfort first, and it all sits on a Vibram rubber sole. Suede, in Jet Black or Brown.

"The silhouette references street-style-adopted work boots from the 90s and 2000s and complements the fit and shapes of the AW26 apparel and theme. The upper lining is engineered to hold the foot as securely as possible, whilst giving a loose baggy aesthetic on the external."
Samuel Davoine, Head of Footwear

The Alpha Trek takes the best-selling Alpha 2.0 into leather, in Jet Black and Flat White. Metal D-rings and a hiker-style double tongue give it a trekking build with a punk edge. The Trekker takes a classic skate shoe, pulls and rips it apart, and rebuilds it as a new silhouette in Taupe suede. All three join the Drop 1 footwear: the Rep-Cap, Low-Pro, Rally and Storm-Torn.