Amerex expands the Jeep lifestyle brand into men’s, women’s and kids’ outerwear for Fall 2026, targeting consumers seeking functional fashion for city life and outdoor escapes.


NEW YORK — Jeep is extending its adventure-driven brand identity into fashion, with Amerex launching a new Jeep-branded outerwear collection for Fall 2026 covering men, women and children.

The collection translates Jeep’s established codes of freedom, exploration and mobility into an everyday outerwear wardrobe, combining recognizable brand design cues with practical performance and versatility. The range is positioned for changing fall weather, weekend travel and outdoor activities as well as daily urban wear.

The launch reflects the continued crossover between outdoor functionality and lifestyle fashion, with outerwear increasingly designed to move between the city and outdoor environments. Amerex said the collection is aimed at consumers with active, mobile lifestyles who want clothing that can accommodate both everyday routines and spontaneous adventures.

“Today’s consumer wants outerwear that can move with them, from everyday life to spontaneous adventures,” said Ira Ganger, CEO of Amerex. He added that the collection brings the Jeep brand’s association with freedom, exploration and confidence into outerwear in a versatile format.

Retail expansion

The Fall 2026 collection will roll out through a network of major U.S. retailers, including Macy’s, Amazon and Belk, with availability both in stores and online.

For Amerex, the launch expands its portfolio of licensed lifestyle brands and strengthens its presence in outerwear. The company designs, manufactures and markets apparel across women’s, men’s and children’s categories and oversees production through more than 100 factories worldwide. Its portfolio includes licensed brands such as Kate Spade, Jessica Simpson, Vince Camuto, Nine West, Trina Turk, Sanctuary and Lucky Brand.

For Jeep, the collection extends a globally recognized automotive identity further into lifestyle apparel. Its core brand positioning around adventure, mobility and outdoor exploration provides a natural foundation for an outerwear range aimed at consumers who increasingly blur the boundaries between performance, travel and everyday fashion.

The Fall 2026 launch therefore places Jeep within a broader fashion market where automotive heritage, outdoor aesthetics and functional lifestyle clothing increasingly intersect.