The LOEWE x On “Cloudsolo Hiker” and “Cloudtilt Cosmic” Are Ready for Mountains and Moonwalks
The FW26 drop also brings a utility-minded ready-to-wear range and a campaign starring Joan Jonas, Martine Syms and Tarek Atoui.
Name: LOEWE x On Cloudsolo Hiker, LOEWE x On Cloudtilt Cosmic
Colorway: TBC
SKU: TBC
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: October 15
Where to Buy: LOEWE, On
LOEWE and On have unveiled their Fall/Winter 2026 collection, headlined by the new Cloudsolo Hiker and Cloudtilt Cosmic. The release pushes the partnership into fresh territory, pairing a trail-inspired take on On’s cushioning with a streamlined update to a familiar silhouette and a full range of performance-minded apparel.
The Cloudsolo Hiker borrows its cues from classic hiking boots while keeping On’s cloud heel at its core. That cushioned rear sits on a lugged outsole cast in the collaboration’s signature marbled rubber, giving the shoe grip for uneven terrain. Up top, custom hooks thread two-tone rounded laces, and a metallic buckle bearing both brands’ marks locks the upper in place. The style arrives in sand, dark khaki, black and fox red.
The Cloudtilt Cosmic takes the opposite approach, slimming down the original Cloudtilt into a sleeker profile. Its key upgrade is the new CloudTec Phase bottom unit, which exposes the arch and opens up larger cavities to boost cushioning. Engineered mesh and transparent overlays build out the upper, while LOEWE’s Anagram is stitched into the design as a subtle branding detail. Colorways include black, black/white, white, dark sand, bright orange and lilac.
On the apparel side, LOEWE applies its focus on form and material to outdoor staples. Parkas and puffers feature adjustable hoods and hems, zippered pockets and built-in ventilation, while micro-ripstop jackets, a packable poncho and pleated cargo trousers lean further into practical utility without losing their polish.
Lighter layers complete the range. Tops, skirts and bootcut trousers in stretch double-jersey are cut with mesh ventilation panels, joined by performance shorts, technical jerseys and French terry hoodies. The color story moves through black, khaki green, dark orange, purple and yellow, and select pieces carry a multicolor print inspired by the Swiss Alps.
The collection is introduced through a campaign shot by photographer Rosie Marks, featuring artists Joan Jonas, Martine Syms and Tarek Atoui as they move through the forests and city streets that inform their work. The film frames movement as a creative engine, a fitting backdrop for a release built around the meeting point of On’s Swiss performance engineering and LOEWE’s Spanish craftsmanship.
