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Snow-covered trails, exposed ridgelines and a few deliberate hits of colour. Janji’s Winter ’26 collection puts cold-weather running in a setting that feels familiar to anyone reluctant to pack away their trail shoes for the season.
The campaign makes the strongest introduction. Runners move through white hillsides in red and dark teal layers, while closer shots pick out reflective graphics and winter accessories. It is a convincing backdrop for a collection built around insulation, layering and the practical demands of running outside through winter.
At its centre is the Thermalrunner Insulated Jacket, available in women’s and men’s versions. The men’s model uses targeted panels of 40g PrimaLoft Gold Active insulation across the chest, upper shoulders, tops of the arms and drop tail, rather than insulating every part of the jacket equally. A wind-blocking, water-resistant nylon shell provides protection, while a two-way front zip allows ventilation. It also packs into its chest pocket.
That is water resistance, not a waterproof shell—a distinction worth keeping in mind for wet winter days. The design is intended to balance warmth and movement, rather than replace every other layer in a mountain-running kit.
The wider range includes men’s Boreal and women’s Aurora fleece tights, alongside new Thermalrunner Hybrid Insulated Joggers for both. The men’s Shift AURAS Lined Jacket and women’s Shift AURAS Lined Vest add further layering options, while the unisex ReAnimator Crew Puffer introduces a fuller insulated silhouette.
Visually, the collection moves between restrained Midnight shades and brighter options including Atlantis, Cherry and Vermillion. The Warpnet Hi-Vis Slipstream treatment offers a more graphic alternative to plain winter kit.
What makes Winter ’26 interesting for us is the combination: functional-looking layers, a clear visual identity and a campaign rooted in actual trail terrain. There is room for colour without turning every outfit into a statement, and enough variety to build around the conditions rather than buy into one complete look.
Explore the collection and campaign through Janji’s Winter ’26 lookbook.
