J.lindeberg's FW25 Collection Is Out of This World
When NASA and sportswear meet.
J.Lindeberg‘s Fall/Winter 2025 collection is a masterclass in innovation, introducing Solarcore to its cold-weather sportswear lineup. The technology uses NASA‘s aerogel – the lightest and most insulating material on the market, designed to keep astronauts warm in the deepest depths of space. Solarcore is only available to a few select brands worldwide, but now space-age clothing is hitting the slopes for the first time.
Crafted for skiwear and winter mornings on the putting green, J.Lindeberg’s new collection is its coziest yet. The Swedish sportswear brand is a go-to for the most stylish golfers in the world, but there’s no harm in looking your best on the way to aprés-ski, too. The collection arrives in muted shades of black and beige, with different layering options to withstand even the coldest temperatures from standard winter chills to -58°F (-50°C).
Shell jackets with matching pants can be worn over soft mid layers, whilst knit zip-ups are the perfect final touch for an after-work putting session. The modular collection makes winter dressing effortless, with ski gloves and beanies guaranteeing warmth from head to toe.
“Bringing Solarcore to sportswear marks a new era for J.Lindeberg,” said Chief Creative Officer Neil Lewty in a press statement. “We’ve always pushed boundaries by bridging fashion and function. Now, with this new innovation, we’re fusing cutting-edge science with modern design to create pieces that truly redefine performance.”
The FW25 collection is available to purchase now on the J.Lindeberg website.
Elsewhere in winter sportswear, Casablanca released its first-ever ski capsule.
