When we profiled Metalwood in June, it ran on medieval heraldry and ’90s tour polos. FW26 shows Cole Young building something bigger than a golf brand: out of 36 styles, one is a polo and seven are outerwear. There is a padded goalie jersey with a 94 on the back, a reversible tee and a faux-leather parka in ruby red. Golf still shows up in the graphics, like the iGolf hat and a tee about lost sleeves of balls, but the clothes are cut for the rest of the week.
Three design ideas run through it. Western yokes on the track jacket and blouson. Soccer-jersey details: mesh, piping, padding and big numbers. And hardware, from a custom metal belt-loop charm to a circular M badge and a rounded wordmark that looks like a 2000s kit sponsor. The fits keep getting bigger; Metalwood says the Trophy Short is cut like the billowy shorts Tiger wore in college.
Where is it heading? 2026 has been the collab year, from the adidas MC70 and Predator Sala to a G.H. Bass Sportocasin shot in Tokyo. FW26 follows that lead: a fashion collection with a golf accent, not golf apparel with a fashion edge. Outerwear now runs $188 to $298, and the “Pt 1” on the lookbook says more is coming.
The FW26 Pt 1 Lookbook · Metalwood’s own photosMetalwood published the lookbook on October 16, starring Malcolm Amin and Erin Murray, shot by Ryan Thomas Murray and Chase Thompson in Los Angeles. Nine of our favorites are below, and more run between the sections.
What’s new this seasonThese are the six details we kept noticing across the drop, and several of them feel new for Metalwood.
Outerwear in the lookbookHere are both colors of the faux-leather Oasis parka, black and ruby.
Six jackets and a vestOuterwear is the biggest category in the drop: two parkas, two windbreakers, a western track jacket, the blouson and a reversible vest, from $188 to $298.
Shirts in the lookbookThe patchwork Frankenstein shirt and the piped quarter-zip polo both show up here.
Seven topsThis is where the sports-jersey idea lives, alongside three button-ups and the season’s only polo.
Sweatshirts and the Surf Top in the lookbookThe lookbook shows off the contrast stitching and striped tape.
Two sweatshirtsOne has a mock neck and contrast stitching; the other is overdyed with a vintage wash.
Tees in the lookbookThe graphic tees get layered over long sleeves.
Seven teesMost of the golf references in the drop are on the graphic tees, from $54 to $72, plus the reversible Dual Face at $138.
Pants and shorts in the lookbookThe shorts are big and the trousers are pleated.
Six bottomsThe cuts get bigger again this season, and the custom metal belt-loop charm shows up on the Trophy and Buster styles.
Hats in the lookbookThe cadet cap and dad hats finish the looks.
Six hats and a strapMost of the hats are $48.
Metalwood released Fall/Winter 2026 Part 1 in two drops, on October 11 and October 14, 2026, and published the FW26 Pt 1 lookbook on October 16.
On October 16, 2026, tees were $54 to $72 (the reversible Dual Face tee is $138), hats $42 to $48, shirts and jerseys $148 to $198, pants and shorts $148 to $208, and outerwear $188 to $298. A sunglasses strap is $8.
Part 1 has 36 styles in 65 colorways: seven outerwear pieces, seven shirts and jerseys, two sweatshirts, seven tees, six pants and shorts, six hats and a sunglasses strap.
Ryan Thomas Murray and Chase Thompson, in Los Angeles, starring Malcolm Amin and Erin Murray.
Online at metalwood.studio, where some of the first-drop pieces were already down to their last sizes, and at Metalwood's store on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles.
The lookbook is titled Pt 1, which points to a second release, but Metalwood had not announced dates as of October 16, 2026.
Big. Many FW26 pieces are labeled oversized or boxy, the Trophy Short is cut long and loose, and the Heavyweight tee is boxy and cropped. Most product pages include a size chart.
