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Aug 27,
2026
Words by
Renée Diehl
#Collection

Alpha Industries: Ultra Violet FW26

TO HIGHER GROUNDS

Ultra Violet returns for Fall/Winter 2026. Shot across the Austrian Alps, the campaign explores elevation through space, light and perspective.

At altitude, everything feels different. The landscape stretches further. Sound softens. Time slows. The focus shifts from action to atmosphere. That same sense of elevation shapes the collection. Materials catch the changing light. Clean silhouettes and restrained colourways let texture, construction and detail take the stage.

THE ULTRA VIOLET FALL/WINTER 2026
COLLECTION WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM
27.08.2026 AT ALPHAINDUSTRIES.EU, THE
ALPHA INDUSTRIES STORE FRANKFURT AND
SELECTED RETAILERS ACROSS EUROPE.

THE ULTRA VIOLET FALL/WINTER 2026
COLLECTION WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM
27.08.2026 AT ALPHAINDUSTRIES.EU, THE
ALPHA INDUSTRIES STORE FRANKFURT AND
SELECTED RETAILERS ACROSS EUROPE.

The CWU-45 anchors the collection. Building on the MA-1 Base Flight Jacket that has shaped the Ultra Violet universe over recent seasons, the new CWU-45/P Base expands Alpha's flight jacket language in its signature high-end flight nylon. From there, the silhouette unfolds across a series of distinct expressions.

The CWU-45/P Camo Embroidery reworks camouflage through tonal embroidery, revealing the pattern only as light moves across its surface, while the CWU-45/P Base Camo introduces the new Snowdrift Woodland Camo. Crafted from smooth black leather, the CWU-36/P Leather distils the silhouette to its essence, while the CWU-9/P Quilted Jacket offers a lighter interpretation in Black, Silver Blue and Vintage Green.

Alongside the CWU family, Alpha's signature flight jackets remain central to the collection. The MA-1 Base Flight Jacket returns in classic flight nylon, while the N-2B Base reinforces the line-up's core outerwear offering. Completing the leather range, the B-15 Leather, finished with a natural shearling collar, reinterprets one of Alpha's earliest aviation icons through material, weight and proportion. Hoodies, T-shirts, vests, cargo pants and a selection of bags round out the collection with the same restrained approach.

PHOTO CREDITS: YOMI RABIU

VIDEO CREDITS: ROBIN VAN GEEMEN

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