Ron Herman and THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL are doing an exclusive together again, their first in three years, and it's all one color: a soft, light grey. Per Fullress, the THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL for RHC Fall/Winter 2026 capsule is three pieces (a sweat hoodie, sweatpants and a field cardigan) and drops October 24 through Ron Herman in Japan.
The sweats use Purple Label's own COOLMAX eco French terry, dyed in a color made just for this collab. The hoodie has an easy, relaxed fit and the pants are a wide taper that slims down at the ankle. The Field Cardigan is a warm wool, polyester and nylon boa fleece in its own one-off shade. You can wear it alone or zip it into Purple Label's regular Field Jacket as a liner. On both pieces, every logo stitch, zipper and small detail is white, so the whole thing reads clean.
Prices: Sweat Hoodie ¥20,900, Sweat Pants ¥19,800 and Field Cardigan ¥47,300.
Our take: grey sweats are about as basic as clothes get, which is exactly why this works. Purple Label is the Japan-based, nanamica-made side of The North Face, more Tokyo café than base camp, and Ron Herman is the California store that made "expensive but relaxed" a whole look. The cardigan is the piece to get. It's a fleece pretending to be knitwear, and it's also a liner, so it's two layers for one ¥47,300 decision. The all-white trims mean it'll look great until the first coffee spill.
At ONENESS: This is a Japan exclusive through Ron Herman and isn't stocked at ONENESS. If you want pile fleece now, the The North Face Extreme Pile 2 Full-Zip Jacket in Peak Purple is in stock, and the rest of our lineup is under The North Face at ONENESS.
Report and photos via Fullress.
Source: Fullress (THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL for RHC FW26, first Ron Herman exclusive in three years; COOLMAX eco French terry sweat hoodie ¥20,900 and pants ¥19,800; boa fleece Field Cardigan ¥47,300 that works as a Field Jacket liner; white trims; October 24 via Ron Herman; photos).
