J.Crew collaborates with Union Los Angeles for a collection

J.Crew, a popular clothing brand, has teamed up with Union Los Angeles to blend traditional American style with streetwear trends.

This special collection features J.Crew’s classic pieces with a West Coast influence, offering a blend of slightly oversized and cropped fits. They’ve used Herringbone twill fabric for coats, pants, and caps, inspired by classic workwear. The collection also includes alpaca and fleece items, adding a playful touch with mismatched plaids.

The campaign visuals for this collaboration were shot in Sag Harbor, reflecting the brands’ roots in the Northeast. This unique collection is available at Union LA, Union Tokyo, Union Osaka, J.Crew Bowery, and their online stores.

Chris Gibbs, the founder of Union Los Angeles, shared, “I am really proud of what we built. It’s subtle by nature, but we tried to make something that could live organically in both J.Crew doors and Union doors. I think we did that.”

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