Cecilie Bahnsen and The North Face have brought their fourth collaboration to the Danish designer’s online store, with two footwear silhouettes translating her floral design language into insulated mules and alpine boots. The Fall Winter 2026 range spans seven styles across shoes, outerwear, knitwear and bags.

The ThermoBall Traction Mule, listed at €290 in black, combines a quilted upper and flower appliqués with an easy-entry shape. The brand specifies ThermoBall insulation, elasticated side panels and a collapsible heel.

At €380, the Midnight Sky Verto Alpine boot takes the collection into lace-up footwear. Its product listing specifies suede, a GORE-TEX lining, a Vibram outsole and flower-shaped metal hardware. Those details place Bahnsen’s familiar decoration directly within the boot’s construction and fastening system.

The broader collection pairs those shoes with the Nuptse Short Jacket, a reversible crew-neck puffer, a Dotknit top and two bags. Across the lineup, the collaboration makes outdoor silhouettes part of Bahnsen’s fashion vocabulary. Footwear carries that exchange especially clearly: one shape is built around slipping on, the other around a structured, secured fit.