Jack, Sally and Zero get a deliciously handcrafted high-fashion makeover
An encounter between two worlds of craft. For the holiday season, LOEWE presents the Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas collection. An exploration of the stop-motion animation’s tactile spirit of making, which resonates closely with the House’s approach to the handmade.
For those who live somewhere between Halloween Town and the holidays, this is quite the pairing. LOEWE has teamed up with Disney on a collection inspired by Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, bringing the film’s beautifully peculiar world into the language of luxury fashion. It is not simply a case of putting a familiar character on a handbag: the house is looking at how the movie was actually made.
A special collection with bags, accessories, ready-to-wear, scented candles, and leather goods, launching on 12 November 2026.
The range also extends into fragrance, with leather marquetry, embroidery, print and enamel translating the film’s eccentric imagery into LOEWE’s highly tactile vocabulary. The house was given rare access to original drawings and puppets from the production—a fitting starting point for designers interested in the visible traces of the hand.
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How LOEWE Transforms Jack Skellington, Sally and Zero
The designers had access to the film’s archive, including sketches and puppets, and translated its familiar figures through leather marquetry, embroidery and other house techniques. Jack Skellington, Sally and Zero lend themselves particularly well to this treatment: stitched-together textures, skeletal lines and fantastical shapes have always been central to the film’s appeal. Here, those visual ideas become something to wear or carry.
The attraction is in the contrast. The Nightmare Before Christmas is a lovingly imperfect stop-motion creation; LOEWE is a luxury house with a serious devotion to the exacting work of the hand. Both understand that a little strangeness is often what makes an object unforgettable.
Among the details highlighted in coverage of the capsule are a Jack Skellington motif tucked into a handbag, character charms and unexpected leather constructions. There is a playful tension here between luxury-house precision and the film’s gloriously crooked visual universe.
The campaign also brings together David Jonsson, Eva Victor, Jordan Firstman and Sandra Bernhard, a suitably unconventional lineup for a collaboration with one foot in a fairy tale and the other in Halloween Town. Rather than leaning on nostalgic sweetness, LOEWE places its cast in a strange, dreamlike retail world of distorted perspectives.
David Jonsson, Eva Victor, Jordan Firstman and Sandra Bernhard in the LOEWE Campaign
The holiday campaign has its own mischievous atmosphere: an everyday boutique becomes a world of unlikely angles, theatrical encounters and off-kilter architecture. Directed by Aidan Zamiri, the film brings a wonderfully odd group of performers into the same imaginative territory as the collection’s characters.
Campaign imagery: LOEWE / Disney.
There is something particularly apt about a holiday capsule that refuses to choose between spooky and festive. Burton’s world has always occupied both seasons at once, and LOEWE’s reinterpretation gives that contradiction a new, tactile wardrobe.
LOEWE and Disney The Nightmare Before Christmas — Collection Presentation
LOEWE The Nightmare Before Christmas — Holiday Campaign Film
Sources: LOEWE official collection presentation; LOEWE collection video; LOEWE holiday campaign film.
