H&M collaborations

Collaborations involving H&M, with dates and partner brands.

39 collaborations

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2025.12.02

Perfect Moment

An après-ski/winter capsule suited to “mountain-to-city” wear, featuring star patterns, ski-inspired puffers, Moon Boots, and knit sets.

2025.04.24

Magda Butrym

A womenswear and jewelry line scheduled for release in April 2025, centered on the rose motif and imbued with “Slavic romanticism.”

2024.10.10

ROTATE Birger Christensen

The second installment (2024) took the rebellious muse of the 1980s as its theme, offering partywear with pronounced shoulders and sequins (15 pieces) in 12 markets.

2024.04.18

Rokh

A womenswear, menswear, and accessories collection that proposes a work- and office-oriented wardrobe by “deconstructing/reconstructing” staples such as trench coats.

2024.02.29

HERON PRESTON

The first outcome of the circular/educational program “long-term H2 partnership.” It is also planned to expand into seasonal collections and creative advisory.

2023.11.28

ROTATE Birger Christensen

The first installment (2023) was a holiday capsule focused on party dresses, including mini dresses. It is characterized by color, lace, and frills.

2023.11.09

Rabanne

A large capsule collection encompassing womenswear, menswear, accessories with a metallic or party-inspired feel, and home décor.

2023.05.11

Mugler

A womenswear, menswear, and accessories range filled with Mugler-esque body-conscious designs and archival motifs from the Casey Cadwallader era.

2021.09.02

TOGA

A TOGA capsule collection that modernizes iconic elements such as archive trench coats, deconstruction, and pleats.

2021.08.12

Sabyasachi

With traditional Indian textiles and prints at its core, it spans womenswear, menswear, and accessories. Its introduction of saris also drew attention.

2021.06.24

Brock Collection

Brock Collection and H&M’s first collaboration. Romantic and vintage-inspired, it features florals, denim, and corsets.

2021.03.11

Simone Rocha

A reconstruction of archival elements from the brand’s 10-year history (pearls, tulle, tartan). The range spans womenswear, menswear, and kidswear, with some beauty offerings also implied.

2020.10.22

The Vampire's Wife

It offers gothic and romantic dresses, lace and velvet pieces, primarily for women, as well as jewelry.

2020.09.03

Giuliva Heritage Collection

Italian men's tailoring adapted for womenswear. A timeless wardrobe that also highlights the proportion of recycled materials.

2020.08.27

Sandra Mansour

Sandra Mansour's dreamy, bold aesthetic for womenswear and accessories, built around tributes to nature and women's art.

2019.11.07

Giambattista Valli

This collection offers romantic embellishments and distinctive silhouettes at H&M prices. It spans womenswear, menswear, and accessories.

2019.05.25

Giambattista Valli

A limited release of an advance capsule (pre-drop) featuring red-carpet dresses and other pieces. Voluminous dresses attracted attention.

2018.11.08

MOSCHINO

A collaboration with MOSCHINO during Jeremy Scott’s tenure, foregrounding pop, logos, and streetwear across womenswear, menswear, and accessories.

2017.11.02

ERDEM

An ERDEM-signature womenswear collection and its first menswear collection, featuring delicate prints and textiles alongside craft techniques.

2016.11.03

KENZO

A wide-ranging, colorful lineup packed with the colors, prints, and playfulness characteristic of KENZO under Carol Lim and Humberto Leon.

2015.11.05

Balmain

A womenswear and menswear range centered on pieces with lavish bead embellishments, guided by Olivier Rousteing’s couture-meets-street aesthetic.

2014.11.06

Alexander Wang

A women's and men's collection that puts sporty, urban, and active elements front and center. A much-discussed object also appears.

2013.11.14

Isabel Marant

A French-inspired collection blending Isabel Marant’s signature Parisian chic with bohemian style, and featuring her first menswear.

2012.11.15

Maison Margiela

In 2012, the Maison’s icons, such as anonymity and white, were released through H&M’s mass-market distribution. The limited capsule collection featured menswear, womenswear, and accessories.

2012.03.08

Marni

A designer collaboration by Marni during the Consuelo Castiglioni era for H&M. Released as “Marni for H&M,” it included womenswear and menswear, as well as jewelry and hats.

2012.01.19

VERSACE

An online-exclusive pre-spring collection released as an additional capsule, presenting the vivid Versace context in a compact form.

2011.11.17

VERSACE

A vivid H&M collaboration featuring graphic leather and vibrant prints. Some home goods also made their debut.

2010.11.23

LANVIN

A collaboration for women and men that draws on the distinctive character of Lanvin under Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijver. The collection features glamorous and refined pieces.

2010.02.20

Sonia Rykiel

The second collaboration with Sonia Rykiel. It features colorful knitwear and playful accessories, and is offered for women and girls.

2009.12.05

Sonia Rykiel

The first installment of its first collaboration with Sonia Rykiel, featuring a large-scale range of the brand’s iconic lingerie and accessories.

2009.11.14

Jimmy Choo

H&M’s first collaboration with an accessories brand. Focused on shoes and bags, it also featured a wide range of women’s clothing and men’s items, making it a much-talked-about collaboration.

2009.05.14

Matthew Williamson

The second collaboration with Matthew Williamson. A large-scale collection featuring resort-inspired caftans and dresses, as well as his first-ever menswear items.

2009.04.23

Matthew Williamson

The first spring release focused on womenswear, featuring the brand’s iconic colors and patterns. The second release that followed also introduced its first-ever menswear range.

2008.11.08

COMME des GARÇONS

A unisex collection reflecting Rei Kawakubo’s ideas. This notable large-scale collaboration brought together clothing, accessories, and limited-edition fragrances, launching first in Tokyo and simultaneously worldwide.

2007.11.08

Roberto Cavalli

The collaboration with Roberto Cavalli drew attention for party styles for women and men featuring leather and glamorous prints.

2006.11.09

Viktor & Rolf

A distinctive capsule collection by Viktor & Rolf themed around “love stories,” spanning dresses, everyday wear, accessories, and wedding dresses.

2005.11.10

Stella McCartney

The first collaboration between Stella McCartney and H&M. A women-focused collection featuring sharp tailoring and cool femininity.

2005.05.11

Stella McCartney

A designer collaboration between Stella McCartney and H&M. Approximately 40 ready-to-wear pieces were sold as a one-time limited release. Announced in May 2005, the collection launched in stores around the world in November of the same year. It attracted attention as a pioneering collaboration between the high street and a luxury designer.

2004.11.12

Karl Lagerfeld

H&M’s first designer collaboration, created with Karl Lagerfeld. The collection featured a range of women’s and men’s items, including black-and-white tailoring, knitwear, T-shirts, and a limited-edition fragrance.

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