For the new Latitude FW25 collection, Oakley continues to look to nature as its main source of inspiration. This time, the reference comes from two universes that seem far apart yet are deeply connected in how they function: parachutes and jellyfish. From there arises an aesthetic that merges rigor and fluidity, designed to move between extreme and everyday conditions without ever losing its sculptural identity.

The core of the collection is the Latitude Soar Parka, a modular piece with heat-sealed seams and a hood shaped with precision. Following it are the Soar Puffer, the Shell Pant, the technical layers – base, mid, and tee – and accessories such as the Pro ZW Knit Balaclava and the Pro Extreme Hood, designed to ensure comfort and dynamic protection. Each element is built on Physiomorphic Geometry, the technology that adapts flexibility and resistance by following the body’s lines.

The eyewear section focuses on the new Oakley Plantaris, available in two versions: Matte Moss Green with Prizm Black and Matte Black with Prizm Grey. Sunglasses with a wraparound design, dual high-coverage lenses, “frog-like” temples, a removable nose pad, and the Switchlock™ system for total versatility.

Completing the circle are the EON Alpha sneakers and the Meridian Low Ext Boots: the first model pushes toward a speculative, experimental future, while the second is rooted in the idea of solid, resilient exploration.

With Latitude FW25, Oakley reaffirms its vision: equipment must respond to the changes of the environment. In short, nature sets the rules, and Oakley translates its language into engineering and design.