Gap and Victoria Beckham's Second Collection Lands October 23: 37 Pieces From $28 to $368

By J. Fresh·Oct 22, 2026, 9:04 PM ET·Gap

Key details

Collection: Gap × Victoria Beckham Fall/Winter 2026, 37 pieces
Release: Friday, October 23, 2026, 9am ET online
Prices: $28 to $368
Where: Gap.com and select Gap stores in seven regions

Gap and Victoria Beckham's second collection goes on sale on Friday, October 23, at 9am Eastern (6am Pacific) on Gap.com and in select Gap stores, where Gap's own posts put the opening at 10am local time. Gap announced it on October 20: 37 pieces for Fall/Winter 2026, priced from $28 to $368, following the pair's first collection in the spring. Encore cardmembers got early access online and in the app from noon Eastern on October 22.

It's a knitwear and coat collection first. Gap lists merino turtlenecks at $118, high-neck pullovers in its CashSoft yarn at $148 and wool-cashmere zip sweaters at $228. The outerwear is an oversized parka, oversized satin bombers and wool-blend Chesterfield coats, from $198 to $368 between them, the top of the collection's price range.

Mona Tougaard in an oversized double-breasted dark brown wool jacket with a wide collar and flap pockets, against a white backdrop with the Gap and Victoria Beckham logos

The denim and the colours

Denim carries over from the spring: high-rise straight jeans, which Gap calls a Victoria Beckham staple, low-slung baggy jeans with drawstrings, a latch-collar denim jacket, a denim shirt jacket and some corduroy, at $118 to $128. The palette is charcoal, deep greens, warm browns, "vamp reds" and neutrals, which Gap says was drawn from works in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Mona Tougaard fronts the campaign, photographed by Glen Luchford and styled by Alastair McKimm.

Mona Tougaard in a dark rinse oversized denim shirt jacket worn open, with matching dark jeans, against a white backdrop with the Gap and Victoria Beckham logos

Beckham said in Gap's announcement that the second drop has "a stronger focus on texture, proportion and layering". Mark Breitbard, Gap's president and CEO, said the two always planned the partnership "in two chapters" and that "the strong customer response to the Spring collection reinforced what we believed from the beginning".

The read

The numbers tell you how Gap sees this. Outerwear at up to $368 is a big ask at a Gap till, but next to Beckham's own line, which showed its Spring 2027 collection in Paris this month, it's an entry price. Gap is using designer names to sell its basics again, as it did with five designers' Hoodie Day logos last week, and "two chapters" reads like this could be the last Beckham drop, though Gap hasn't said so. Gap hasn't given sales figures for the spring collection beyond calling the response strong.