The North Face And Cecilie Bahnsen Drop Their Third Collab On March 26

The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen present their third collaboration for Spring Summer 2026. It is a seven piece modular collection that first appeared on the runway at the designer’s Paris Fashion Week show in October 2025. The lineup launches March 26 through both brands’ online channels. Additionally, it will be available through selected retail partners worldwide.

A third chapter

Each iteration of this partnership has pushed further into the overlap between technical outerwear and Bahnsen’s romantic, feminine design codes. This season centers on adaptability. The pieces shift form through zip off construction, layering, and structural adjustments, rather than serving a single fixed function.

Design and materials

The collection is built around two main groups. The first uses a floral printed ripstop fabric. It appears on a convertible jacket with zip off sleeves, matching convertible trousers, and a pullover. The second group works in an olive toned embossed ripstop. It is applied to a cinched pullover and a long hybrid coat with a softened silhouette. Bahnsen’s floral motif runs across both groups. Thus, this ties the collaboration directly to her broader Spring Summer 2026 seasonal output.

Accessories and footwear

Accessories carry the same modular logic. A reworked Anna Base Camp Duffel shifts into a more architectural backpack form, while the Maria Translucent Base Camp Clutch arrives in white ripstop with a floral shaped carabiner. The TNF x CB Shandal, a sandal shoe hybrid, rounds out the lineup with Bahnsen’s floral appliqué detail.

Release details

The full seven piece drop, priced and distributed through ceciliebahnsen.com and thenorthface.com, goes live March 26, with access also available at selected North Face stores and a limited group of retail partners. All pieces appear in Forest Night Green; footwear also incorporates TNF White. The campaign was photographed by Ellen Fedors and features North Face athlete Angie Scarth Johnson, shot along the Bergen to Finse route in Norway.