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Their first collaboration took place in October 2025. The collection featured a wide range of items centered on Downpour Boots, including raincoats, T-shirts, tote bags, and umbrellas.
Collaborations involving Maison Kitsuné, with dates and partner brands.
34 collaborations
Their first collaboration took place in October 2025. The collection featured a wide range of items centered on Downpour Boots, including raincoats, T-shirts, tote bags, and umbrellas.
In September 2025, a reinterpretation of the “Medalist” model and a small RTW capsule (FW25) were released, available at Maison Kitsuné/Autry stores and elsewhere.
Announced in March 2024. It reinterprets windbreakers by Léon and Claude, proposing check patterns and logo-integrated designs.
In October 2023, the brand’s first collaboration with Barbour featured a range of waxed and quilted outerwear and various accessories.
Listed as a collaboration brand at the 2024 SS runway. Specific product information and release date details have not been confirmed.
An eyewear capsule with Sweden-based CHIMI launched in March 2023, featuring two silhouettes: Square and Shield.
The collaboration launched in March 2022. Capsule collections were also released for Spring/Summer 2023 and AW 2023. AW23 had a Le Chalet theme.
A “Fox Day Afternoon” capsule in February 2022, with a New York preppy × Kitsuné context and approximately 60 styles, including illustrations and Liberty prints.
In November 2021, a new sneaker collection including Suede Crepe and Mirage Sport was released as the second installment.
Since 2018, a four-part collection centered on apparel, including the first installment, “Just Twin Girls.” Launch dates are listed.
The first collaboration took place in March 2021. A full collection, including sneakers such as Ralph Sampson and Roma, was launched, followed by a second installment in November of the same year.
2018 Japan-exclusive “Summer of Indigo” capsule. Special-color fox patches on shirts, sweatshirts, T-shirts, etc.
In 2017, the lineup included five styles, such as backpacks, totes, and trolleys featuring the “Camo Fox” motif.
Collaborated with PORTER on a 75th-anniversary commemorative Boston bag in 2010, and announced a capsule collection featuring bags, sweatshirts, and other items in 2017.
In September 2015, a capsule collection of apparel such as varsity jackets and the Classic Leather Nylon model.
Collaboration sneakers featuring “Classic Leather” and “Freestyle HI” were released in March 2015. A “Baseball League” capsule was also launched in September.
In February 2015, it was carried out again as an official J.M.Weston collaboration. Details are unknown.
Released in mid-November 2014, the “Peter Jensen for Kitsuné” capsule featured 70s-inspired menswear, womenswear, and accessories.
In 2014, items including jackets and fox-fur key accessories were released with AMBUSH to mark the first anniversary of the Tokyo store.
Kitsuné × New Era (January 2014). Three new cap styles, including the 19TWENTY, were launched, and Maison Kitsuné also explicitly stated that the collaboration would be renewed.
For FW 2013, Michel Vivien and Maison Kitsuné launched a capsule collection of two-tone ankle boots.
First teamed up in 2009 on the “new T-shirt standard.” In 2013, they developed the art direction for an adult line and launched a 120th-anniversary capsule.
In February 2013, a limited capsule collection featuring two eyewear models, “Tokyo” and “Paris,” was released to coincide with the opening of the Tokyo store.
In 2013, Aigle released a kit of rubber boots and a rain poncho called the “Festivalgoer kit.”
Maison Kitsuné × New Era (January 2013). Released snapbacks and 5-panel caps embroidered with 3D “Parisien” on the front in a very limited run.
In 2012, it released shoes made exclusively from calf leather in collaboration with British brand Edward Green. They were available at Kitsuné stores in Japan and overseas.
Since 2012, it has regularly released capsule collections featuring various caps, including the “Parisien” cap and “New Era x Kitsuné Tee.”
A limited-edition project by Maison Kitsuné × New Era (June 2012). A “Parisien” cap linked to Kitsuné Tee was created, with two styles of Parisien caps offered.
A three-style “East Hampton” micro-collection in 2011. An official collaboration was also carried out again in February 2015.
In 2011, it released tracksuit-style sets of sweatshirts, hoodies, and pants in collaboration with Japan’s LOOPWHEELER.
In 2010, a capsule collection of “SERIE 08,” based on Pierre Hardy’s desert boots, was released.
The “VOYAGEUR” collection reinterpreted raincoats, beginning with FW 2010. In 2011, some models were also made available for sale online.
Limited-edition shoes and desert boots were offered in collaboration with Pierre Hardy as “SERIE.02” (2007) and “SERIE 08” (2010).
For Fall/Winter 2018, the “Dream Amplifier” sneaker line was developed as a collection with LA-based Brandblack (specific release date not stated).