Spike Lee, Chance the Rapper and Jenny Slate Sport J.Crew’s Reimagined Barn Jacket in Starry Anniversary Campaign
Scottie Pippen, Dave Franco, Amandla Stenberg and Bowen Yang are among 160 individuals also tapped for the retailer's most ambitious portrait campaign to date.
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J.Crew is no stranger to tapping celebrity talent for its seasonal releases, but the retailer’s latest launch — the Barn Jacket 40th anniversary campaign — is undeniably in a league of its own.
In celebration of the wardrobe staple’s four decades, J.Crew brought together 160 people — A-listers, athletes, cultural icons and local legends — for direct, intimate portraits in the beloved Barn Jacket, reimagined for 2026. Unveiled on Sept. 22 on jcrew.com, the campaign includes Spike Lee, Chance the Rapper, Jenny Slate, Scottie Pippen, Dave Franco, Amandla Stenberg, Bowen Yang, Hari Nef, Vince Staples, Aly Raisman, Robby Hoffman and Owen Thiele, to name just a dozen.
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Shot by Robert Nethery in New York City, Los Angeles, Austin, Boston and Chicago, the campaign’s goal is to explore how no two portraits, like no two Barn Jackets, are the same.
J.Crew’s Barn Jacket 40th anniversary campaign. Shop styles now on jcrew.com. Courtesy of J.Crew
J.Crew Women’s 2026 Barn Jacket in Denim
As seen on six-time Olympic medalist Aly Raisman.
First introduced in 1986, the J.Crew Barn Jacket has been reimagined throughout the years while still preserving its wearability and effortless utility. It also “takes on a completely different personality depending on who is wearing it,” says Olympia Gayot, Creative Director of Women’s and Kids at J.Crew. “It can feel polished, rugged, feminine, oversized, familiar or unexpected. That ability to move effortlessly between wardrobes, generations, cities and points of view is exactly why it has remained such a lasting J.Crew icon,” she adds.
J.Crew Men’s 2026 Barn Jacket in Wool
As seen on actor and filmmaker Dave Franco.
Available in 29 styles across women’s, men’s and kids, the new 2026 Barn Jacket features a reworked silhouette that hits right at the waist for a slightly boxier fit. Still, it maintains original Barn Jacket details like corduroy accents, ample pockets and adjustable button cuffs. The original 1986 Barn Jacket — with its classic fit — is also available online, and seen throughout the star-studded campaign.
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J.Crew Men’s 1986 Barn Jacket
As seen on basketball legend Scottie Pippen.
J.Crew Men’s Barn Jacket in Italian Suede
As seen on New York Knicks player Tyler Kolek.
With a variety of colorways, patterns and fabrications — both signature cotton canvas and newer interpretations — the collection (and accompanying imagery and film) is now live on jcrew.com. Prices range from $98 to $898.
Related: Emma Chamberlain Fronts J.Crew’s Fall Campaign With a “Tiny” Take on Its Heritage Rollneck Sweater
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