Calvin Klein launches Jung Kook capsule collection

Calvin Klein has launched a limited-edition capsule collection created in partnership with global brand ambassador Jung Kook, marking the artist’s first official fashion collaboration.

The 20-piece capsule collection blends Calvin Klein’s signature design language with Jung Kook’s personal style, drawing heavily from biker culture. The range includes men’s and women’s underwear, denim and ready-to-wear pieces, featuring silhouettes such as the ’90s trucker jacket, straight-leg and low-rise baggy jeans, graphic tees, sweatshirts and a racer jacket. Retail prices will range from $29 to $699.

The collection incorporates distressed denim detailing, racing stripe accents and custom washes, alongside exclusive branding elements including hidden embroidery, custom woven labels and Jung Kook-inspired graphics.

“This collaboration brings together two cultural forces at full power, combining the unmistakable influence of Jung Kook with Calvin Klein’s iconic brand codes to create something with real impact,” said David Savman, global brand president, Calvin Klein. 

“Through Jung Kook’s lens, we’re able to express a more personal side of the partnership, inspired by his individuality and passion for motorcycles, all interpreted through the Calvin Klein aesthetic. Together, we are reimagining our icons for today in a way that feels authentic, culturally resonant and globally compelling.”

The collection launches with a campaign photographed by Alasdair McLellan, portraying Jung Kook through a rebellious biker-inspired concept influenced by his love of motorcycles and the freedom of the open road.

“Partnering with Calvin Klein over the past few years has given me the opportunity to express myself through the brand’s iconic style, and it’s been exciting to work with Calvin Klein in this more personal, creative way,” added Jung Kook. 

“As my first fashion collaboration, I wanted to fully immerse myself in the process, leveraging Calvin Klein’s design expertise to leave my mark on every piece. This capsule feels authentic to my style and my love of riding and is a meaningful way to shape something lasting through design and storytelling.”

Parent company PVH Corp. announced revenues rose 3% to $8.95 billion in 2025, on the back of solid sales gains across both Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands. The New York City-based company said annual sales at Calvin Klein increased 3%, outpaced by Tommy Hilfiger sales, up 4%.