Our Legacy Work Shop Sport Takes Fall 26 on the Road

Our Legacy put Work Shop Sport Fall 26 on sale Friday, October 23 in six places: Work Shop Stockholm, Work Shop London, Our Legacy Berlin, Our Legacy Shanghai, Dover Street Market London and ourlegacy.com, which serves both a global and a China store. The line went out under the title On the Road, with a campaign film that credits six athletes in order of appearance, music by trashtalkhc and a closing credit that reads Powered by Nike.

Six Outlets, and Shanghai Is New to the List

Four of the six outlets are physical shops under the Our Legacy name, and one is the Dover Street Market floor in London. That set differs from the Work Shop and Dickies rollout of August 28, which ran through Work Shop Stockholm and London, Our Legacy stores in Stockholm, Berlin, Busan, London and Seoul, and seven Dover Street Market doors.

Shanghai is the new name on it. Our Legacy opened its Shanghai store this month in a Spanish style villa, with a museum shop on the first floor and a construction site on the second, and Work Shop Sport Fall 26 is on its opening list. Busan and Seoul, both on the Dickies list, do not appear on this one.

The website adds a second split by market: ourlegacy.com global and ourlegacy.com China are listed as separate outlets.

Six Handles in Order of Appearance

The campaign credits its athletes by Instagram handle: zzebraan, mansmossfeldt, arenaturestudio, sahlberry, posagolf and bolindgren. The credits do not name their sports, and none of the six is described anywhere else in the material, so what each one does is not known from the credits alone.

One handle gives a hint. Posagolf points at golf, which is one of the activities Highsnobiety listed when it described the April capsule, along with jogging, skating and tennis. That is a reading of a username and not a stated fact, so treat it as a lead and not as a casting list.

What is known is the count and the order. Six people appear, in a stated sequence, over a track by trashtalkhc, and the campaign title is On the Road. A line named Work Shop Sport has a campaign built on movement between places, and the store list follows that logic, because the release spans Stockholm, London, Berlin and Shanghai on one Friday.

The Nike Credit and What It Does Not Say

Powered by Nike is the credit line, and it is the one detail in the campaign that no earlier Work Shop Sport coverage mentions. Searches of the line's April release, the Highsnobiety interview and the brand's own Work Shop pages turn up no Nike partnership, product or logo.

That leaves the credit unexplained. It could mean production support, athlete access or a product in frame, and the credits give no way to tell which. What can be said is narrower: Our Legacy placed the Nike credit on the line with its six athletes and its music credit, and it did not attach the Nike name to the garments themselves in anything FO has found.

18 Pieces in April, a Third Release in Year One

Work Shop Sport started in October 2025 as Our Legacy's first activewear line, built from deadstock Italian and Japanese technical fabric. The Spring Summer 2026 edition followed on April 17 with 18 pieces across outerwear, jersey, trousers, shorts and accessories, led by a mesh Blouson Jacket and a Hood and Box Tee in organic cotton from Portugal with a reflective print. It added cuts named Half Tights, Sports Shorts and a Running Gilet.

October 23 makes Fall 26 the third Work Shop Sport release in a year. Counting every Work Shop launch of the autumn, the label has now put out Dickies on August 28, Stüssy Vol. 11 on October 7 and this on October 23, three in 56 days.

Cristopher Nying, one of Our Legacy's founders, described the fabric sourcing to Highsnobiety this way: "We mainly use deadstock fabrics here, also, partially from residual OL fabrics and partially from our Japanese and Italian technical fabric vendors." Deadstock sets a ceiling on how much of any piece can exist, which is one reason the line arrives in capsules and not as a rolling catalog.

What Is Still Unpublished

The release came without a published product list. Nothing in the campaign names a piece, a fabric weight, a price or a colorway, so the first look at what Fall 26 contains came on October 23, when the six outlets listed it.

Three things set the comparison with April: the piece count against 18, whether the cloth is heavier for fall than the mesh Blouson, and whether the Nike credit shows up anywhere on a tag. The store list was fixed at six, and it includes Shanghai.