Best Pride Month Fashion Collections of 2026: Shop Abercrombie, Levi’s

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June 1 marks the arrival of Pride Month, which began with the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a multi-day riot led by the LGBTQ+ community in response to the police raid on New York City’s now-legendary Stonewall Inn.

The very next year, the city (and country) held its first Pride march, which over time spread across the continent, becoming a month-long celebration of queer identity, resilience, and resistance. It was officially recognized as a national event around 1999 when President Bill Clinton declared June as “Gay and Lesbian Pride Month.” Ten years later, President Barack Obama expanded its scope by making Pride Month inclusive and changing the wording to “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month.”

As we speak, programming led by LGBTQ+ people and allies is heating up as millions of people around the world begin flocking to block parties, parades, festivals, drag brunches, museum exhibits, and even events. “Heated rivalry” Parody show. But if your city’s Pride Month plans aren’t as solid, there’s another way to show off your pride by participating in the festivities. Shop recently launched special edition Pride Month fashion collections and collaborations from leading designers.

In 2025, everyone from Levi’s and Converse to Betsey Johnson and Puma rolled out color-happy, inclusive designs for Pride Month that went beyond the rainbow and demonstrated intent, thought, and true knowledge about what LGBTQ+ consumers expect from their fashion purchases (Keith Haring-themed Saucony sneakers or Abercrombie & Fitch mid-rise jorts? Join us!).

This time is no exception, with brands like Diesel, Eyebuydirect, Old Navy, and once again Levi’s showing up when and where it matters, offering shoppers a fresh thread of Pride code.

Until the end of June, we’ll be continuously updating our roundup of the best fashion collections for Pride 2026, with the latest and greatest releases in the clothing and accessories sector. Developing your values ​​has never been easier.

Levi’s

Levi’s Pride 2026 capsule is called “Together, We Ride” and was created with an inclusive goal in mind. According to a press release, its members are “carving out a space of belonging on the public road” and highlighting the legacy of historic queer biker clubs that combined passion and purpose.

Queer motorcyclists did the same, preferring denim and leather for their uniforms. tailor More than just cultural trailblazers, we act as chosen family, celebrating the streets with our bold and unapologetic visual flair.

Pieces in Levi’s collection are informed by the archives of the GLBT Historical Society, and while they reference the past, they are firmly rooted in current trends. You’ll find cropped muscle tanks, leather vests, trucker jackets, and boxers here, but many standout picks (like studded belts and chaps) are already showing “out of stock” messages.

Levi’s donates $100,000 each year outright internationalis an organization that defends and advances the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals around the world.

i by direct

Check out Eyebuydirect’s ‘Colors of Pride’ collection. Eyebuydirect is the leading online destination for prescription glasses, sunglasses and blue light filtering specifications. Through June 30th, the company will donate 100% of the proceeds from “Colors of Pride” to the following organizations: trevor project — An established and highly regarded suicide prevention and crisis intervention platform for LGBTQ+ youth (with which Eyebuydirect has partnered for the past seven years).

Emphasizing the power of color to resonate emotionally as a form of self-expression, this drop features a wealth of bright frames that can be customized with add-ons such as Rx, Sun Rx, tint options, and polarization to further help you make it all your own. From cat-eyed beauties to old-school oversized statement makers, these glasses will take you from parade floats to bar hopping in style (while also elevating your ensemble year-round).

michael kors

Michael Kors’ long-awaited Pride launch is finally here, promising no shortage of bags, accessories, and ready-to-wear staples to help you be your loudest and proudest self this season. When a fashion house sells out an item, do not have It may be back in stock, so act quickly if you want to hand-pick a head-to-toe Pride outfit that passersby will secretly admire (or shamelessly compliment).

The selections below are all highlighted by the craftsmanship for which Michael Kors is renowned, and are “finished with bold colors and intentions worthy of Pride Month,” according to the brand copy. A portion of the proceeds are used to support its mission and operations. Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center.

Editor’s note: So far, the Michael Kors site has only featured products from previous years’ Pride Month, but they plan to replace them with 2026 products once they are posted on michaelkors.com.

Abercrombie & Fitch

Pride Month Like Clockwork, Abercrombie I will deliver: I’m thinking of silhouettes for girls, gays, and them that are full of striking, cliché-averse symbolism. The current Abercrombie & Fitch Pride 2026 compilation includes a shoulder tank with a “Brokeback Mountain” quote, a minidress that can be worn without a bra, a top with a stylized depiction of the Stonewall Inn, embroidered overalls, and a cute bag charm.

Regardless of how much money the collection makes, Abercrombie will donate $400,000. trevor project. A fresh and unexpected part of the line is also a series of clothing made just for kids, flaunting rainbow camouflage patterns, allusions to the Powerpuff Girls, and Pride and Snoopy motifs.

Hollister

Hollister is owned by Abercrombie & Fitch, so course I’m sure I’ll work as hard as my sister during Pride Month. What’s on offer? Cut-off tanks that pay homage to drag queen icons Naomi Smalls, Hex Girls, Girl in Red (IYKYK), artistic crochet textures, Buffy the Vampire Slayer football jerseys, and more.

Hollister will donate its $400,000 to glaringis dedicated to eliminating discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender in K-12 schools.

diesel

Italian denim master Diesel has teamed up with none other than Tinder for Pride Month. Featuring an exclusive selection of polos, lingerie, dresses, and everything in between, all unified by the collaborator’s “For Successful Loving” slogan. What makes this service unique is the campaign that supports it. Documentary style VHS style footage The film captures life lessons related to love, desire, and identity for members and couples of the LGBTQ+ community.

In it, Diesel x Tinder feels genuine and rawskip performative activities for something that informs and inspires. Swipe completely right on each of the 19 products (take a peek at the burnout devoré technique that makes products look translucent and appealing).

old navy

Love is love and LGBTQ+ rights human Right — never forget it, and help others internalize this sentiment by wearing Old Navy’s Pride-themed instant bestsellers, old and new, all month long. The graphic T-shirts don’t just celebrate key figures in the movement like Harvey Milk and Marsha P. Johnson (the “P” stands for “I don’t care”). One piece for babies. And while the summer shoes on Old Navy’s online shelves are incredibly chic, many of the options will also be on sale over the next few days.

What’s notable is that the brand isn’t just going into LGBTQ+ mode just because the calendar flips to June, it’s spotlighting and teaming up with queer designers and causes throughout the season. What’s a good example? In April of this year, Old Navy collaborated with Christopher John Rogers, a gay black fashion designer, which became an overnight sensation.

I know what to do. Shop boldly and fly your flag of pride.

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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sale events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskowska regularly reports on limited-edition fashion releases that are worth our readers’ money, including those launched each year during Pride Month.