Moose Knuckles and EVISU Collide For an Outerwear Statement Collection

New Wave
Dec 13, 2025
2 min read

Moose Knuckles and EVISU have joined forces for a tightly curated nine-piece capsule that feels less like a standard collaboration and more like a meeting of minds. Bringing together Canadian outerwear authority and Japanese denim heritage, the collection is built around a shared refusal to conform. Rather than softening their identities to meet in the middle, both brands lean further into what defines them, resulting in a release that is uncompromising, and deliberate. Central to the collection is the simple idea of individuality that is foundational.

The capsule moves fluidly between outerwear and ready-to-wear, combining Moose Knuckles’ reputation for hard-wearing construction with EVISU’s meticulous approach to denim and graphic elements. Heavyweight fabrics and confident silhouettes speak to durability and purpose, while graphic placements and textural contrasts nod to EVISU’s legacy of expressive design. The pieces are designed to last, to perform, and to be instantly recognisable without relying on excess branding. It’s a wardrobe built for those who see clothing as an extension of self-definition rather than trend participation.

The collaboration is brought to life through a campaign shot by Kajal, with cinematography from Franklin Ricart, that explores the friction between blending in and standing out. Set within stark, industrial surroundings, the imagery strips away distraction and places the focus squarely on form, texture, and attitude. Shadows, concrete, and steel frame the collection’s sharper lines and graphic elements. The result mirrors the ethos of both brands which is the idea that anonymity is easy and distinction is intentional.

The Moose Knuckles x EVISU capsule feels like a statement on cultural positioning. Both brands have built their reputations by resisting dilution, Moose Knuckles through bold luxury outerwear that challenges convention, and EVISU through an unwavering commitment to denim as craft and culture, offering a collection that commands attention.

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