Collaborations involving Alpha Industries, with dates and partner brands.
52 collaborations
A graphic T-shirt project exclusively commissioned by FREAK’S STORE from ALPHA INDUSTRIES. It introduced two styles combining portraits of Beethoven and Bach with the “ARMY” logo emblematic of the brand.
An SS26 collaboration with Prototypes. The Alpha archive is reworked by rearranging and reusing parts, resulting in a toggle bomber, a CWU-45 outline bomber, a bomber sleeve bag, and a beanie.
A collaboration with BUNNEY featured in SS26. The metallic, decorative expression of jewelry and accessories brand BUNNEY was incorporated into Alpha’s MA-1, transforming military outerwear into a special model with an accessory-like feel.
A 2026 collaboration with KAMIYA. Based on Alpha’s classic MA-1, it is presented as a special model incorporating the remake-like interpretation and sense of reconstruction that designer Koji Kamiya is known for.
A 2026 collaboration with MASTERMIND WORLD. Based on Alpha’s MA-1, the collection incorporates both brands’ skulls and logos in a black-focused military-street design, and includes an MA-1 and graphic T-shirts.
A collaboration featured in SS26 with Cecilie Bahnsen. It is presented as a project that reinterprets Alpha’s military outerwear through Cecilie Bahnsen’s sculptural volume, feminine silhouettes, and dress-like construction.
A collaboration featured in SS26 with JiyongKim. Alpha’s military outerwear is treated with finishes reminiscent of sun-fading and color loss, hallmarks of JiyongKim, and field jackets, deck jackets, fishtail jackets, and pants are reconstructed to resemble one-of-a-kind pieces.
A collaboration featured in SS26, presenting a reinterpretation of Alpha’s CWU-45/P flight jacket through GR10K’s perspective on industrial materials, technical wear, and urban utility.
An SS26 collaboration with XLIM, featuring the EP.9 03 Jacket, which reworks Alpha Industries’ military outerwear through the futuristic, experimental patterns and three-dimensional proportions of Korean brand XLIM.
A collaboration featured for SS26, combining Alpha’s classic MA-1 with WTAPS’ characteristic interpretation of military and workwear, a color palette centered on olive and black, and brand patches.
A collaboration featured in SS26. It is presented as an outerwear project that combines the structure of Alpha flight jackets with White Mountaineering’s outdoor orientation, functional materials, and approach to layering.
The second collaboration with N.HOOLYWOOD. A contemporary flight jacket combining elements of the CWU-45P and CWU-106P, reworked with N.HOOLYWOOD’s distinctive details, including a removable hood, in a feature published in SS26.
A 2025 collaboration with Thug Club. A joint project that reinterprets Alpha Industries’ military outerwear through the contemporary, dark design context of the Korean streetwear brand Thug Club.
A 2025 collaboration with OVO. Centered on Alpha’s military colors and garment-dyed treatments, it incorporates OVO’s logo and streetwear proportions across hoodies, fleece pants, and T-shirts.
A 2025 collaboration with AAPE. It combined Alpha’s military utility with AAPE’s camouflage and streetwear aesthetic, releasing pieces such as a reversible padded MA-1 and a padded liner jacket across multiple seasons.
A collaboration based on ALPHA INDUSTRIES’ signature MA-1. Released as the MA-1 SCRATCH CORE SPEC, it features scratch detailing and a contemporary silhouette characteristic of MAISON SPECIAL, and was available in short and medium lengths.
A collaboration with ALPHA INDUSTRIES (code 252), reimagining the jacket with nylon and twill textures, centered on the MA-1 CORE SPEC.
A 2024 collaboration commemorating Patta’s 20th anniversary. It translated the hip-hop and urban community backgrounds shared by both brands into a co-branded MA-1 bomber jacket with Patta’s characteristic streetwear feel.
A 2024 collaboration with Alanui. Alpha’s technical MA-1 bomber was reinterpreted in the context of Alanui’s luxurious knitwear, handwork, and ornamentation, resulting in a special model with a crafted feel.
A 2024 global collaboration with Lee, centered on the heritage of American workwear and durable everyday clothing shared by both brands. The collection features outerwear and pants combining denim, Alpha ripstop, and military specifications.
A 2024 NIGHTHAWKS collaboration with 032c. It reinterprets Alpha’s MA-1 as a uniform for urban life, offering two styles: a black cropped MA-1 and a classic MA-1 in replica blue.
A 2024 collaboration with X-girl. Based on a vintage N-2B, it was redesigned with a cropped, oversized silhouette for women and features removable fur and ribbons bearing both brands’ names.
The third collaboration with ALPHA INDUSTRIES (2024 S/S). The collection features collaboration items based on the jungle fatigue jacket, using different materials in similar tones for different parts.
The second collaboration with A BATHING APE features MA-1 jackets, reversible kimono jackets, and N-3B-related items decorated with ukiyo-e and sashiko-style motifs, along with shark hoodies, pants, T-shirts, hats, and more.
A collaboration with MadeMe around December 2023. It reinterpreted Alpha’s classic MA-1 bomber from MadeMe’s womenswear streetwear perspective, offering a feminine style with a hood, gathers, and ruching.
The first release of 2023 combines MA-1-derived elements with the 1460 “Ben” and Tarik. It features nylon and pockets.
As part of Gucci Continuum, Alpha Industries created a bomber jacket.
Appeared as a collaboration brand in 2023FW and 2024SS. Details about the products and release status are unknown.
Multiple collaborations in 2022 and 2024, focusing primarily on military-inspired pieces such as fishtail parkas and MA-1-based reversible jackets.
The second collaboration with ALPHA INDUSTRIES. New colorways of the boa quilted blouson that was well received last season. Combining nylon ripstop quilted fabric with polyester boa fleece, it is reversible and comes in two colors: beige and black.
The first release with ALPHA INDUSTRIES. An exclusive flight jacket based on the iconic MA-1. Offered in two styles, long and short, and two colors, silver gray and black, it incorporates military elements such as a reversible design.
A collaboration with MASTERMIND JAPAN around 2022. The luxury streetwear project added skull motifs emblematic of MASTERMIND JAPAN, a predominantly black color scheme, and patchwork detailing to an Alpha flight jacket.
A collaboration with Imogene + Willie around 2022, positioning both brands as American originals. It paired Alpha’s military-derived bomber jackets and vests with T-shirts and accessories characteristic of a denim and workwear brand.
A 2021 collaboration with Taylor Stitch. It reinterprets Alpha’s M-51 field jacket in organic cotton indigo reverse sateen and proposes a system pairing it with an ALS/92 liner made from recycled nylon.
A 2020 collaboration with A BATHING APE, combining BAPE graphics such as gradient camo, Shark, APE HEAD, and WGM with nine items, including Alpha MA-1 jackets, down jackets, hoodies, pants, and T-shirts.
The second collaboration with 3sixteen brings back the popular M-59 fishtail parka and introduces a capsule collection featuring garment-dyed chinos and heavyweight T-shirts, staples of 3sixteen.
The first collaboration with 3sixteen. Alpha’s M-59 fishtail parka and M-65 field jacket were reconstructed in Japan-made indigo-dyed herringbone twill and paired with removable liners.
A 2017 collaboration with Stutterheim. Alpha’s iconic military outerwear was reinterpreted with Stutterheim’s signature waterproofing and minimalist aesthetic, and offered in three styles: the MA-1, M-65 fishtail, and N-3B parka.
A Fall/Winter 2015 collaboration with Ben Sherman. Three styles based on Alpha’s flight-nylon MA-1, combining an orange reversible lining, Ben Sherman’s gingham check, and elements of British mod and preppy style.
A 2014 collaboration with Palladium. Drawing on both brands’ military and aviation-inspired histories, it featured six boot styles incorporating Alpha’s MA-1 details and rescue orange, along with a slim-fit jacket.
An early 2013 collaboration between New Era and Alpha Industries. It previewed a reversible MA-1 jacket, offered as active outerwear.
An ongoing collaborative product series with New Era. Developed as three-way projects involving teams from the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL, the series combines Alpha MA-1 and L-2B jackets and parkas with New Era caps and beanies.
The collaboration with LFDY is listed on Alpha Industries Europe’s official current menu. The project brings together the German streetwear brand and Alpha’s military elements, but RAW does not confirm the specific items or dates.
An upcycling collaboration with Transnomadica. Vintage and deadstock Alpha garments were repurposed to create items such as USMC sweatshirts featuring patchwork, hand stitching, and colorful embellishments.
A collaborative collection with SOLID HOMME. The Alpha MA-1 was reimagined in an oversized silhouette through SOLID HOMME’s contemporary menswear perspective, resulting in the SOLID HOMME X AI Oversized MA-1 Bomber Jacket.
The collaboration with EENK is listed on Alpha Industries’ official menu. The project combines the military elements of Alpha with those of a Korea-based womenswear fashion brand, but RAW does not specify the item lineup or the timing of the announcement and release.
The collaboration with AWAKE NY is listed in Alpha Industries’ official European menu. The project combines New York streetwear with Alpha outerwear, but no specific product names or release dates can be confirmed in the RAW data.
The collaboration with NORBIT is listed on Alpha Industries' official menu. The project is described as drawing on the affinity between Japanese outdoor and casual wear and Alpha's military and field wear, but the specific products and dates are unknown.
The collaboration with Thisisneverthat is listed in Alpha Industries’ official collaborations menu. The project brings together Korean streetwear and Alpha’s military heritage, but the product name and date cannot be confirmed in RAW.
A collaboration with Anonymous Ism. Nylon associated with the MA-1 and Alpha camouflage patterns are incorporated into knitwear and accessories characteristic of the brand, including socks, gloves, nylon satin hats, and caps.
A collaboration with Manhattan Portage. Alpha’s flight nylon, red brand tags, rescue-orange accents, and MA-1 details were incorporated into practical nylon messenger bags.
A collaboration with UNDERCOVER. It featured “The Shepherd,” a designer outerwear piece based on Alpha’s MA-1 bomber jacket, with UNDERCOVER’s original graphics, a predominantly black color scheme, and decorative details.