Gap and Victoria Beckham Release Second Collection, a 37-Piece Fall/Winter Line

Gap and Victoria Beckham released their second collaborative collection to the public on Friday, Oct. 23, a 37-piece Fall/Winter 2026 line of knitwear, outerwear, tailoring and denim priced from $28 to $368. According to a Gap Inc. announcement, the collection went on sale at 9 a.m. ET on Gap.com and in select Gap stores globally, after an early-access window for Encore cardmembers that opened online and in the app on Oct. 22.

The Hollywood Reporter reported that select pieces sold out within the first hour of the public release. Page Six reported the same day that one of Beckham's knit designs had already sold out and that the collection's organic cotton tuxedo shirt was sold out in some sizes.

What the 37 pieces include

Gap's announcement lists knitwear including Merino Turtleneck Sweaters at $118, High-Neck Pullovers in Gap's CashSoft fabric at $148 and Wool-Cashmere Zip Sweaters at $228. Outerwear, which includes an oversized parka, oversized satin bomber jackets and wool-blend Chesterfield coats, ranges from $198 to $368.

The denim pieces, priced from $118 to $128, include high-rise straight jeans, which Gap describes as a Victoria Beckham staple, along with a low-slung baggy jean with drawstring details, a latch-collar denim jacket, a denim shirt jacket and corduroy versions. Vogue reported that the lineup also includes the Gap logo hoodie, a high-neck black dress, deep green corduroys and belted wide-leg trousers in olive and burgundy, while Page Six listed an organic cotton logo crop T-shirt.

The color palette of charcoal, deep greens, warm browns, "vamp reds" and neutrals draws on works in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, according to Gap, which was founded in San Francisco in 1969. "Victoria often starts with art when she's designing, and the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at SFMOMA gave us a natural place to begin. Works by Claes Oldenburg, Cy Twombly and Agnes Martin inspired the rich browns and deep greens you see throughout the collection," Gap president and CEO Mark Breitbard told Vogue. "It's meaningful to see our founders' love of art come through in a way that feels authentic to both Gap and Victoria."

The campaign features model Mona Tougaard, photographed by Glen Luchford and styled by Alastair McKimm, under the creative direction of Calvin Leung, Gap's head of creative, the company said.

Beckham and Gap on the second chapter

In Gap's announcement, Beckham described the new collection as a continuation of the first. "For this second drop, we wanted to build on the design language we established in the first collection, with a stronger focus on texture, proportion and layering, while keeping the ease and versatility that feels so intrinsic to Gap," she said. "Each piece was designed to work as part of a modern wardrobe—refined and considered, but still effortless and made to be worn in many different ways."

Beckham told Harper's Bazaar, "I always design with the woman who will wear the clothes in mind. For me, it's about creating pieces that make you feel confident, that you can wear in different ways and return to season after season." She added, "This collection felt like a natural extension of the first, allowing us to reimagine the effortless wardrobe staples that become part of everyday life, while introducing an element of the unexpected."

Speaking to Vogue, she said, "I wanted to explore proportion, silhouette and color, balancing structure with an elevated sense of ease."

Breitbard said the two-part structure was planned from the outset. "From the start, we envisioned this partnership in two chapters, allowing us to build on the strong foundation of the first collection and go even further with the second," he said in the announcement, adding that "the strong customer response to the Spring collection reinforced what we believed from the beginning." The announcement did not include sales figures.

Following the spring collection

The first Gap x Victoria Beckham collection went on sale on Friday, April 24, and covered loungewear, denim, lightweight outerwear, dresses and accessories, The Hollywood Reporter reported at the time. Both The Hollywood Reporter and Harper's Bazaar reported that it sold out. Elle described the spring release as the first drop of a multi-season partnership.

The partnership sits within GapX, the brand's collaboration platform, which has also worked with Dôen, Sandy Liang and Cult Gaia since Zac Posen was appointed Gap Inc.'s creative director in February 2024, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The new collection is available in North America, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, Europe, Australia and the Middle East, according to Gap. Beckham founded her label in 2008 with a collection of dresses and now sells ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories and beauty, according to the company description in Gap's announcement.