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MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon Fuse Technicality and Conceptual Perspective in New Collab


FOR Spring/ Summer 2026, MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon extend their ongoing collaboration rooted in an exploration of hybridisation and the blending of worlds. The new capsule operates at the intersection of performance and fashion, bringing together Salomon’s technical heritage and MM6’s distinct, conceptual perspective.

MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon

Function is rearticulated through form. Within this framework, the XT-MM6 is introduced in three new colourways, where outdoor and urban sensibilities converge: a sport-inflected ’80s-inspired pale lime yellow, a softened palette of cool greys with muted yellow accents, and a sleek, dark city iteration. Grounded in Salomon’s trail-running heritage and set on the Speedcross sole, the design maintains its precision and traction.

The new CROSS DUST builds on the Cross silhouette, a defining element of Salomon’s trail-running repertoire. Its construction integrates a technical gaiter, rooted in performance and reinterpreted through a conceptual lens. Drawing on the shared logic of protection, it references both the MM6 dust bag and Salomon gaiters. Different contexts, same function, brought into a single form. Encasing the foot while remaining light and adaptable, it balances protection with mobility.

MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon

MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon

Elsewhere, the XT-15 Backpack is updated with improved comfort, refined ergonomics, and functional detailing. A contrasting white rain cover with a black logo completes the design. Throughout the collection, MM6’s design approach intersects with Salomon’s technical expertise, creating a modular system of footwear and accessories for everyday movement. Materials, volumes, and surfaces are reconsidered through subtle distortion and functional adaptation, resulting in pieces that perform fluidly across environments.

by Chidozie Obasi

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