ANTOSH CIMOSZKO SHOOTS STÜSSY'S FALL '26 DELIVERY TWO

ANTOSH CIMOSZKO SHOOTS STÜSSY'S FALL '26 DELIVERY TWO

Antosh Cimoszko has shot every Stüssy seasonal campaign released in the past year, and Landon Ebeling has styled every one of them. That continuity, not the five region synchronized clock everyone writes about, is why Stüssy's drops read as one continuous brand instead of a new pitch every six weeks. Fall '26 Delivery Two, out worldwide September 18, 2026, is the sixth straight release this pairing has built the picture for.

The collection lands at 10am local across five time zones at once: Pacific time in North America, GMT in the United Kingdom, Central European time on the continent, and Japan Standard and Korea Standard time together in Asia. Select Chapter stores carry it alongside Stussy.com, the two channel setup Stüssy has run since Delivery One opened this Fall '26 collection on August 21.

Antosh Cimoszko Shot Five Seasons Before This One

Cimoszko has photographed Stüssy's campaign work on at least five prior releases: Spring '25, Summer '25 Delivery Three, Fall '25, Holiday '25 and Summer '26. Fall '26 Delivery Two is his sixth consecutive credit, named on Stüssy's own regional news pages for the September 18 drop.

The delivery keeps the season's established shape rather than resetting it. Loose zip up hoodies and layered outerwear built for shifting temperatures carry over from Delivery One, and the baggy shorts Stüssy leaned on through summer stay in rotation instead of getting retired for fall. Cimoszko's frames put five credited models, Hugo, Sara, Jan, Syd and Kona, through that relaxed cut.

Stüssy has not published a per item price list for Delivery Two, but the brand's current zip up hoodies on Stussy.com run between $150 and $160, and nothing in the announcement suggests this delivery breaks that band. That is the price to craft read here. A shopper is not buying a new design language for Fall '26 Delivery Two. They are buying construction and fleece weight Stüssy has already priced at $150 to $160 all year, photographed by the pair who photographed it last time.

Styling Never Changes Hands Between Deliveries

Ebeling is credited as stylist on the identical run of releases Cimoszko shot, from Spring '25 through Fall '26 Delivery Two. The pairing extends past the mainline seasonal drops into Stüssy's Our Legacy Vol. 9 collaboration too, so one two person unit is building both the house collection's image and its outside partnerships.

That setup mirrors what Nike built around Drake's NOCTA. NOCTA is Nike's own sub label fronted by Drake instead of a company Drake owns outright, and the production continuity that keeps the line credible sits with Nike's team, not with the artist standing in front of it. Stüssy runs a smaller version of that logic. The name on the drop stays Stüssy, but the two people building its seasonal image do not change with the calendar.

Five Time Zones Are Not a Two Person Job

The synchronized 10am local release across North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Japan and Korea is logistics, not creative work, and it runs through Chapter store inventory and regional currency checkout on Stussy.com instead of through Cimoszko or Ebeling. Stüssy has now hit that five region timing at least four times in 2026, including the August 21 delivery that opened this Fall '26 collection.

Warehousing five regions on one clock and shooting a lookbook are two different disciplines pointed at one Friday morning. A logistics team keeps stock synced across Chapter stores from Los Angeles to Seoul. Two credited people keep the pictures looking like they came from one brand every time, whether the drop is a mainline delivery or a designer collaboration.

Stüssy has synchronized a global drop to that five region, ten local clock at least four separate times in 2026 alone, counting the May 1 Spring '26 World Tour launch, the July 31 opener of this Fall '26 collection, the August 21 delivery that followed it, and now Delivery Two. The clock is the part any retailer with warehouses in five countries can eventually build. Cimoszko and Ebeling are the part that has to survive every one of those Fridays without the brand looking like it hired a new team.

Delivery Two Is Also the Third Fall Wave in Seven Weeks

Stüssy's own site names the September 18 release Fall '26 Delivery Two, second only to Delivery One on August 21. It is nonetheless the third distinct Fall '26 announcement since July 31, when the collection first went out under this name before Stüssy's own delivery numbering caught up to it.

The buy or skip read stays about the clothes, and that is where Cimoszko and Ebeling's streak pays off. A shopper who liked Fall '25's cut can trust Delivery Two's silhouette without wondering whether a new creative team quietly changed the fit between deliveries. Wait for close shots of the specific pieces before buying blind, but the visual identity was never the part of this rollout in question.