It’s been a busy few weeks on the collaboration front for Topman with the menswear brand now lining up an artist inspired tie-up with Scottish-Zambian artist and DJ Kilimanjaro.

The collection, we’re told, “blends creativity with confidence, offering layered autumn styles that are effortless, elevated, and perfect for the season”. 

It’s inspired by the artist’s journey “through fashion, identity, and self-expression”, reflecting his work across music, DJ-ing, spoken word, and performance, “bringing an authentic energy to the campaign”. 

Live now onTopshop.com, the edit introduces a textured approach to autumn dressing, blending oversized silhouettes with tonal layers, showcasing a palette of rich browns, muted greens, and grounded neutrals. 

Signature pieces include heavyweight outerwear, checked shirting, relaxed trousers, and soft tailoring.

The digital launch follows quickly on from Topman’s tie-up with contemporary artist Mason Newman last month, releasing a country/cowboy-inspired limited-edition fashion collaboration.

The ‘Romance at the Rodeo’ Mason Newman x Topman collection features eight pieces in elevated jersey fabrics and trims, including heavyweight loopback sweats and textured jerseys.

In the spring both Topman and sister brand Topshop unveiled new standalone websites. A much-speculated-on return to directly-operated physical retail has yet to materialise, although tentative steps into third-party stores are happening.

ASOS last year sold a controlling stake in the labels to Heartland, which is controlled by the Holch Povlsen family, the owners of Bestseller.