SAN SAN GEAR FW26 “CABLE” explores unseen urban networks through layered silhouettes and technical fabrics.
Key styles include multi‑layered outerwear, structural knitwear and modular bags.
Released in three drops starting today, via flagship, online and select retailers.
South Korean technical streetwear brand SAN SAN GEAR returns with its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, titled “CABLE,” which explores urban connectivity and the unseen networks shaping city life. The collection explores the unseen connections that shape urban life, drawing inspiration from fleeting encounters and invisible networks.
The sartorial lineup alongside its conceptual campaign draws from its concept, which imagines strangers linked by an intangible cable, expressed through layered silhouettes, technical fabrics, and accessories that merge utility with subcultural streetwear. Key pieces include multi‑layered outerwear with cable‑like detailing, oversized knitwear with structural patterns, and modular bags designed for adaptability. The palette reflects muted city tones punctuated by sharp accents, reinforcing the theme of hidden networks beneath everyday structures.
The collection will be released in three drops: August 24, September 3, and September 30, 2026. Items will be available through SAN SAN GEAR’s flagship store, its official online shop, as well as select retailers.
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