Kith Ivy's Fall 2026 Collection From NYC's West Village Pairs Armani Suiting With Wilson Padel Gear

Kith Ivy, the private wellness and padel club in New York's West Village, has released its Fall 2026 collection, the club's second. Kith frames the season as a mix of luxury and sport seen through the Ivy lens, and the pieces are built to carry a member from court to street in one look.

The release has three parts. Kith supplies its own clubwear and accessories. Giorgio Armani contributes a suiting capsule of deconstructed double-breasted jackets and wool-crepe trousers in black and the club's signature Stadium green; the Armani partnership also extends to the club's spa. Wilson handles performance, with apparel, accessories, footwear and padel equipment.

On the Kith side, the standouts are a varsity jacket in Manteco double-face wool, knit polos, heavyweight hoodies and embroidered layers. The campaign was shot against dark wood shelving, leather sofas and indoor turf, which puts the collegiate references inside an actual club setting rather than using them as surface graphics.

Wilson's men's and women's padel apparel uses WLSN PRO seamless construction, recycled polyester, UPF 50+ fabrics and cooling stretch materials. The Hurakn Pro V2 shoe combines mesh, TPU and suede with a molded sockliner and EVA midsole. Three collaborative colorways of the Wilson Defy V2 padel racket arrive ahead of the model's wider launch in December.

The collection went on sale Monday, Oct. 5, at 11 a.m. ET on Kith.com, and was also released through the Kith app and the club. Kith Ivy members can shop it at the club's pro shop. Reported prices run from $160 for the Hurakn Pro V2 to $695 for the wool varsity jacket and up to $2,995 for the Armani double-breasted jacket. Some pieces were already selling through, according to IMBOLDN. For readers in Japan, the pairing of streetwear label Kith with a heritage Italian house like Armani inside a single club wardrobe is the main point of interest.

(Details are drawn from points that agree across reports by The Fashionisto, IMBOLDN.)