Birkenstock has teamed up with womenswear brand La Ligne on a new capsule collection.

The collection features a lineup of La Ligne knitwear to be worn interchangeably, including the marled tan/cream and marled navy/chocolate Marin cardigans and socks alongside loungewear staples like the Knit Colby pant in chocolate and Knit Colby short in navy.

Completing the look, the latest Birkenstock Naples clog, a loafer-inspired style in midnight navy and mink brown suede colorways with tonal oiled leather trim.

David Kahan, managing director and president of Birkenstock Americas, said in a statement that this partnership represents “a meeting of like-minded brands who share an appreciation for thoughtful, purpose-driven design.”

“At its core, it’s about creating products that elevate the everyday — quality goods meant to be lived in and loved,” Kahan said.

“Partnering with Birkenstock felt like such a natural extension of how we see women getting dressed – a balance of polish and ease,” La Ligne CEO Molly Howard, CBO Meredith Melling and CCO Valerie Macaulay, added in a joint statement. “This collection is all about pieces you want to live in, that feel as good as they look.”

To celebrate the launch, Chloe Fineman – comedian, actress, and longtime fan of both brands – is fronting the collection’s campaign photographed by Matthew Sprout.

And, in the spirit of the season, the two brands have partnered with Citymeals on Wheels to prepare food boxes for homebound older New Yorkers. On Nov. 6, 10 percent of all sales from the collection will be donated to Citymeals on Wheels, which provides a continuous lifeline of meals and companionship to help end hunger among the city’s elderly community.

The Birkenstock and La Ligne collection, which retails between $55 and $425, is now available in the U.S. exclusively online and in stores at Birkenstock and La Ligne locations.

In September, Birkenstock also gave an early glimpse at its fourth quarter earnings ahead of a meeting with analysts and investors at its Munich headquarters.

Birkenstock reported that it expects fourth quarter revenues to total at least 520 million euros, growth of at least 14 percent on a reported basis and 18 percent in constant currency.

This would result in full year revenue of at least 2.09 billion euros, growth of 15.9 percent on a reported basis and 17.5 percent in constant currency, above guidance by 15 percent to 17 percent.

Birkenstock will release its full fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2025 results on Dec. 18.