J.Lindeberg, the Stockholm-based sport and lifestyle brand, will introduce a women’s ready-to-wear collection launching in spring 2026.
The brand, known for its golf, ski and tennis apparel, has established a foundation in womenswear through high-performance collections. The new ready-to-wear builds on that momentum, offering a versatile wardrobe designed for modern women whose lives are constantly on the go.
The collection features elevated, fashion-forward sportswear, including luxe knitwear (polos, skirts and tops), sweat sets, tailored track pants and performance outerwear, along with workout gear, sporty tailoring, dresses, skirts, shirts and accessories such as handbags. The pieces are designed to complement the company’s established golf and racket collections while expanding into lifestyle.
Georgia Fowler in the teaser campaign for the new ready-to-wear.
Courtesy of J.Lindeberg
The sport tailoring and knitwear are made in Europe, while the activewear is produced in the Far East. Prices range from $100 to $250, with a few tailored pieces and jackets around $400. The department is led by chief creative officer Neil Lewty, and designed by Emilie Strindsberg, formerly design lead at Ann-Sofie Back.
While the company is based in Stockholm, it has showrooms in several locations including New York and London. The women’s ready-to-wear collection will be available globally. The strategy is to launch through selective distribution with a focus on its own retail and e-commerce channels, supported by key wholesale partners across the globe.
“This collection captures the pulse of a generation that moves with purpose, creates without pause, and dresses with intention,” said Hans-Christian Meyer, chief executive officer of J.Lindeberg. “As we mark three decades of boundary-pushing design, this new chapter in womenswear brings the energy of our sport heritage into everyday expression. It’s sensual in its confidence, sharp in its silhouette and fluid enough to follow a woman wherever her ambition takes her.”
All of J.Lindeberg’s women’s products have centered on the sports sector since the company closed the fashion line after spring 2020.
A spring look from J. Lindeberg’s spring ready-to-wear line.
Courtesy of J. Lindeberg
To support the new collection, the brand is teasing the collection with model Georgia Fowler, Desire Inglander, Gabrielle Richardson and Stella Xu, showing some standout styles in real lifestyle settings across core markets. The full campaign will roll out closer to launch.
A spring look from J. Lindeberg’s ready-to-wear collection.
Courtesy of J. Lindeberg
The collection will be available in January 2026.
J.Lindeberg, which is mainly known in the U.S. for its golfwear, was founded by Johan Lindeberg, the former marketing director of Diesel, in 1996 and was among the first collections to bring a designer sensibility to the golfwear market. Since 2012, J.Lindeberg has been owned by Anders Holch Povlsen, Dan Friis and Allan Warburg of the Bestseller group.
