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Banana Republic x La Ligne: A 36-Piece Fall Capsule From the NYC Brand
New York-based La Ligne and Banana Republic have released a 36-piece fall collection built around stripes, shirting and archive-inspired outerwear. A cotton crew-neck sweater is $200 in the US, and the line also reaches Banana Republic stores and online in Japan.
By NBT Editors · 2026-10-16
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La Ligne, the New York-based label known for everyday basics, and Banana Republic launched a joint fall collection in September 2026. According to Marie Claire, it arrived in the US on September 9, timed to La Ligne's tenth anniversary. The magazine says the brand skipped the balloons and sheet cake and marked the milestone with this partnership instead.
The capsule runs to 36 pieces, from outerwear and tailoring to sweaters and skirts. The press release describes it as a showcase of La Ligne's joyful approach to stripes, shirting and modern wardrobe staples. Stripes appear on button-downs, T-shirts and sweaters, and also on headscarves and scrunchies. Co-founder Meredith Melling says the aim was a real conversation between two design languages. La Ligne's tailoring instincts show up in a nipped waist and considered belt and buckle details, set against Banana Republic's strength in quality basics and archive-grade outerwear.
Fashionsnap reports that La Ligne's three co-founders, Molly Howard, Valerie Macaulay and Melling, dug through Banana Republic's large archive and reinterpreted a range of design elements. The palette is built on autumn neutrals, with La Ligne's signature stripe and blue worked in. The silhouettes are contemporary and meant to be easy to wear across occasions. The campaign stars actor Zoey Deutch and was photographed by Andrew Jacobs.
One reported price point: Banana Republic x La Ligne The Cotton Crew-Neck Sweater is $200.
For Japanese readers, the collection also went on sale in Japan on September 10, at Banana Republic's Toranomon Hills and Tamagawa Takashimaya stores and the official online store. Fashionsnap gives a Japanese price range of 3,000 yen to 200,000 yen, and a dedicated Japanese site exists for the line.
In the US, the collection is sold at select Banana Republic stores and on bananarepublic.com. Marie Claire notes that La Ligne counts New Yorkers such as Katie Holmes, Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone among its fans.
(Details are drawn from points that agree across reports by Marie Claire, Fashionsnap.)
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