Heaton FW26
Designed by George & Michael Heaton
Heaton FW26
There's no story behind this one. No theme, no mood board, no reason to launch other than George and Michael wanting it to exist.
The Heaton line sits outside the rest of Represent. It's built as single pieces or mini capsules, based purely on the brothers' own taste: what they're into, what they spend their time on, and what they feel is missing from their own wardrobes. For Fall Winter '26, that pulls in two very different directions.
George builds from silhouette, colour blocking, detail and fabric. Michael goes loud, through artwork, graphic play and a deep love of vintage.
One family. Two styles.
GH Capsule.
George's side of the drop is quiet on purpose.
Block colours, fabric first, subtle branding, and a regular fit, which at Represent means cut closer to the body than our usual shapes. The point is how it's made and how it wears.
The GH Tech Jacket is a monochrome panelled jacket you can wear through every season. It's cropped, with raglan sleeves, a hood, and a crinkle-surface shell, and an internal bungee draws the hem in at the waist as far as you want it. Underneath, the GH Long Sleeve T-Shirt works as the mid layer. It's a 140gsm slub cotton, spun thick and thin so the fabric carries its own texture.
MH Capsule.
Michael's pieces are the opposite. Rugged, worn-in, hard and heavy.
The inspiration comes from his own creative process. Michaels passion for paint has grown, and these are the clothes he ends up in after a session working on a new canvas.
The MH Paint T-Shirt and MH Paint Hoodie are sprayed for a faded, vintage finish and then splattered with paint by hand, so no two come out the same. The seams are heavily distressed, the cuffs are sliced, and rips are repaired from behind with a tonal waffle fabric.
The tee is Flat White, cut relaxed in a cotton and hemp jersey. The zip-through hoodie is a 380gsm fleece in Michael's shrunken fit, slightly more cropped than our usual hoodies.
The MH Worker Jacket carries the same splatter and brush marks onto a boxy 330gsm cotton canvas. It's garment-dyed and washed until it looks decades old, then lined in fleece. Articulated sleeves, shaped to follow the bend of the arm, a contrast collar and an embossed leather 'R' patch at the back hem keep the workwear details honest.
Rooted in the vintage references. The volume's just turned right up.
Heaton as one:
Two pieces sit somewhere between the brothers' styles, made to work with either and to fit easily into an everyday wardrobe.
The Heaton Camo Workwear Pant comes in Grey Camo and Green Camo. It's a 300gsm of heavy cotton canvas, with a bowed leg that runs through Represent's bottoms, rivet-set workwear panels on the front, a carpenter pocket, and an embroidered 'R' patch at the back pocket.
The 2cm belt is a Narrow Belt is 2cm of Italian cowhide with scuffed edges and oxidised silver hardware, made to look like it's been worn for years.
Enough noise for Michael. A clean enough shape for George.
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