Corvidae x Ditch: A Halloween Collab That’s Not Just for Costume Season

Halloween may be over, but Corvidae's spooky season drop is sure to have a lasting impact. Instead of reaching for one-night-only costume options, think bigger. London’s own Corvidae is teaming up with LA icon Ditch for a collection that’s as wearable on a snowy day in London as it is under California’s sun.

Corvidae, which began in 2020 out of a North West London flat, was founded on the idea of blending high-style design with functionality. The brand’s pieces—whether puffers or technical streetwear staples—aim to fill gaps in its founders' own wardrobes.

With its reach now extending beyond its hometown, Corvidae has carved out a niche for itself, becoming synonymous with a cosmopolitan, globally inspired, and collaborative mindset. Enter Ditch, the LA-based label whose “Californian arrogance” (in the best way possible) brings a bold, West Coast vibe to Corvidae’s understated, utilitarian aesthetic. Together, they’re blending gothic motifs and signature pieces into a collection that embodies the best of both labels: Corvidae’s practicality with Ditch’s boldness.

Some of the collection’s highlights include the reworked Masked Hoodie—a Ditch staple—through Corvidae’s lens, which brings a darker, textured look to this iconic piece. Or there is the Corvidae Puffer, reimagined with Ditch’s flair for statement-making details. These reworks aren’t just simple logo swaps; they’re thoughtful, complete reinterpretations of each brand’s bestsellers. It’s about fusion, not just function, bringing each brand’s culture to the other’s turf. From London’s street style to LA’s coastal grit, every piece is built for endurance and versatility, from city streets to wide-open spaces.

Shot across both brands’ landscapes—London’s urban sprawl and California’s wilderness—the campaign underscores the collection’s versatility. The Corvidae x Ditch pieces can move between worlds, whether you're on a city block or a trail. For these brands, fashion is not about boundaries but connections, creating something that lasts longer than the season and speaks louder than a costume.