Khakis and nonnative Mark “Creative Consensus” With Their First Collaborative Capsule
Serving up a tactical yet effortless aesthetic perfect for navigating both the woods and the city.
Summary
- Khakis linked up with nonnative for a “Creative Consensus” capsule collection, blending American vintage casual with military‑inspired refinement
- Launching February 27, key pieces include a Dweller Coat with WINDSTOPPER®, contrast‑rib sweatshirts, flannel shirts and worker trousers in canvas or denim
Seoul-based lifestyle label Khakis and nonnative have joined forces for a collaborative capsule, titled “Creative Consensus.” Marking the first-ever partnership between the two brands, the collection seeks a middle ground between their respective design philosophies — Khakis’ focus on American vintage casual and nonnative’s technical, military-inspired refinement. The result is a selection of elevated menswear staples designed for longevity and ease, captured in a campaign that juxtaposes quiet, untouched nature with the looming presence of the city.
The collection is anchored by a functional Dweller Coat, crafted from a rustic cotton-linen canvas and reinforced with a WINDSTOPPER® membrane for modern weather protection. Other key highlights include contrast-ribbed sweatshirts and softly faded flannel check shirts, both of which embody a “worn-in” character that feels both nostalgic and intentional.
For bottoms, the duo introduces Worker Tousers in two distinct fabrications: a rugged cotton-linen canvas and an 11.5oz vintage-washed denim, both inspired by classic painter pants. A corduroy six-panel cap and a curated footwear collaboration with Timberland complete the tactical yet effortless aesthetic.
The collection is priced between ¥8,000 – ¥110,000 JPY (approx. $52 – $712 USD) and will release on February 27, 2026, through nonnative shops and Khakis retailers.
