Canada Goose and Union LA are joining forces to have a good time the 2023 NBA All-Star Game.

The outerwear brand revealed Monday that it has tapped streetwear brand Union LA’s designer Chris Gibbs to create a five-piece collection that could be a “modern tackle classic Americana designs and patterns,” based on the brand, and celebrates the upcoming NBA All-Star Game happening on Feb. 19. The gathering is a component of Canada Goose’s multiyear partnership with the NBA and will probably be available for purchase starting Thursday.

“This collection truly reflects the very definition of Union — the motion or fact of joining or being joined together,” Gibbs said. “By fusing the luxurious performance and the function Canada Goose is thought for with the design and styling of Union LA, we’ve created a limited-edition capsule collection with five distinct pieces, created with the West Coast lifestyle in mind.” 

Styles in the gathering include Gibbs’ versions of the Canada Goose Toussaint French military-style parka; the Breda Liner quilted jacket; the reversible Bullard Bomber; the Legion Vest, and a youth version of the Legion Vest. Gibbs took inspiration from the West Coast with the gathering’s color palette, using hues of burnt orange and blue and mixing them with Canada Goose’s go-to tones of navy, white and yellow. Prices range from $450 to $1,150.

Gibbs’ wife, stylist Beth Birkett-Gibbs, creative directed the gathering’s campaign, which is a component of Canada Goose’s ongoing Play within the Open campaign series. The campaign features the likes of rapper Tierra Whack, British poet Kai Isaiah Jamal, R&B duo Majid Jordan and NBA star Fred VanVleet.