Lainey Wilson Showcases $55 Sherpa Sweatshirt in Her Wrangler Winter 2026 Collection

Lainey Wilson's Winter 2026 collection for Wrangler is packed with a number of must-have items, but an early fan-favourite has to be the black Preshow Sherpa Sweatshirt.

Many of the pieces in the Winter 2026 look-book focus on styles that are perfectly suited to feeling stylish when you're going out, attending a concert or maybe even heading to a festive work-party. But we're loving the fact that the Sherpa Sweatshirt - and its accompanying Sherpa Sweatpants - are meant for cozy days and nights in.

As per the description, the “Lainey Wilson x Wrangler® Preshow Sherpa Sweatshirt wraps you in black sherpa with a relaxed, roomy silhouette that’s made for layering, lounging, and everything in between. Dropped shoulders and an easy, oversized fit give it that effortless, off-duty feel, while ribbed trim at the neckline and cuffs keeps things classic. An encased elastic hem adds subtle shape, cinching it just enough for a flattering finish without losing that laidback vibe”.

It continues, “Across the chest, a debossed Wrangler logo grounds the look in heritage, while Lainey’s embroidered monogram just above the left cuff adds a personal, signature touch”.

We love the little embroidered ‘LW’ monogram on the left sleeve, which you can find throughout Wilson's Wrangler collection. It's a small detail, but one that cements Wilson's hands-on role in the designs and curation of each new Wrangler collaboration.

The cinched, boxy and slightly cropped silhouette of the Lainey Wilson x Wrangler Preshow Sherpa feels contemporary and sleek, without eschewing any comfort or coziness.

It might not be the item that fans first flocked to when the Winter 2026 collection was unveiled, but we reckon this will end up being one of the most popular pieces in the range.

There's a broader note of significance here as Wilson continues her high-profile partnership with the Western-wear giants. It feels like this is not merely a token-gesture collaboration where the ‘Kinda Love It’ hitmaker simply signs off on the pieces and lets someone else do the hard work - Wilson is deeply involved in each one.

As a result, it seems this is becoming the ideal springboard from which the Louisiana native can either one day launch her own brand and fashion range, or alternatively, solidify her Wrangler imprint so that she is to Wrangler what Travis Scott is to Nike.

Either way, Wilson continues to establish herself as a fashion trailblazer in the country music space - something she's been from Day One, courtesy of her distinctive ‘Bell Bottom Country’ style. We can't wait to see what's next for the ‘Phone, Keys, Wallet’ singer-songwriter in her fashion journey, and given how impressive and varied her Wrangler collections have been so far, we have good reason to be excited.

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