On and Sky High Farm Goods enter the next chapter of their collaboration.

Launching February 5, the Spring/Summer 2026 Collection expands the partnership with three footwear silhouettes, alongside a curated selection of Apparel and Accessories.

Inspired by wildflowers from New York’s Hudson Valley, the collection pairs functional performance with a consciously nature-rooted mindset.

Building on last season’s rewilded Cloud 6, the latest collection pushes the shared vision forward.

It frames the wild as a symbol of reconnecting with nature, pairing On’s innovative approach to movement with a more conscious, nature-rooted way of life. The underlying idea: to get closer to nature again and, figuratively speaking, to “grow wilder.”

On x Sky High Farm Goods Cloud 6 & Cloudrock Low WP
On x Sky High Farm Goods Cloud 6 & Cloudrock Low WP

The campaign’s central motif is the wildflower - essential to regenerative agriculture and a symbol of diversity, resilience, and natural balance. Shot by Casper Kofi, the story unfolds at the Ron Finley Project’s Gangsta Garden in South Central Los Angeles.

On x Sky High Farm Goods Cloud 6
On x Sky High Farm Goods Cloud 6

On x Sky High Farm Goods Cloudrock Low WP

The location stands as a symbol of rewilding urban spaces and so-called food deserts, making it the fitting backdrop for a design partnership rooted in a food equity mission. In front of the camera: Andreea Diaconu, Indira Scott, and Raphaelle, a model and musician.

The Footwear line-up spans three silhouettes in new colorways: the Cloud 6 SHFG in Aster/Begonia and Gourami/Pier, the Cloudplay SHFG for kids in Vitelotte/Twilight and Celery/Bayleaf, and the Cloudrock Low WP SHFG in Sphinx/Chestnut.

The line-up is rounded out by the Trek T SHFG, Trek Shorts SHFG, Solar Cap SHFG, and Merino Sock SHFG. Lightweight materials, protective details, and equally vivid colors run consistently throughout the collection.

The On x Sky High Farm Goods Spring/Summer 2026 Collection launches on February 5 at selected retailers including AFEW, Asphaltgold, BSTN and HHV.

Photos via On