Winter in a city is never just cold. It is early starts, late finishes, overheated trains, sudden rain and the classic four seasons before lunch. Your coat has to keep up with all of it, preferably without making you look like you are about to climb a mountain.
That is the starting point for Moose Knuckles’ Fall Winter 2026 collection and its wider City Tundra campaign. The idea takes the brand’s Canadian performance heritage and drops it into modern city life, where warmth and protection still matter, but so does having your own way of wearing them. The collection is designed around the reality that one massive winter coat cannot solve everything. Lighter outerwear and adaptable layers sit alongside Moose Knuckles’ signature puffers, giving people more options as the weather and their plans inevitably change.
Iceberg Quilt brings a more sculptural feel to the season, drawing from glacial formations through dimensional quilting and lightweight warmth. Across the wider collection, technical protection is balanced with sharper silhouettes, new textures and enough personality to feel like part of an outfit rather than equipment for surviving one. That same balance helps explain the casting of Raff Law and Tscheelo. Both have built recognisable identities through their work, personal style and connection to the cities around them, bringing the Leave Your Mark idea into everyday life rather than treating it like a campaign slogan.
Raff’s creative life moves between acting, music and fashion, all shaped by growing up in London and being around its different scenes. His personal style carries that same mix, pulling from the bands, films and people around him rather than following one fixed uniform.
The London chapter feels connected to the way he actually moves through the city. The clothes need to work across different parts of his life without feeling overly styled for any one of them. Moose Knuckles’ outerwear adds warmth and structure, but Raff’s own character remains the strongest part of each look.
In Berlin, Tscheelo brings the collection into a world shaped by music, movement and community. As a DJ, personal taste is not something separate from his work. It influences the records he plays, the spaces he creates and the way people experience the city around him.
That makes him a natural fit for a campaign about leaving a mark through the way you show up every day. The outerwear works within his lifestyle rather than becoming the entire story, offering protection through colder days and longer nights while leaving plenty of room for his own attitude.
Raff and Chelo each give City Tundra a local identity without losing the wider Moose Knuckles message. The collection is still grounded in warmth, functionality and performance, but the people wearing it show how those qualities can become part of a personal city wardrobe.
Leave Your Mark is ultimately about building an identity through consistency. It is the work you make, the way you dress and the energy you bring into the places around you. Raff and Chelo have already done that in their own cities, which is exactly why the casting makes sense.
City Tundra brings Moose Knuckles back to what it does best: outerwear designed for difficult conditions, adapted for the way people actually live now. Functional when the weather turns, versatile enough for everything that follows and still very much part of the look.
Because surviving winter is important, obviously, but looking good while doing it does help.
