Maharishi has collaborated with Norbert Schoerner on a limited-release graphic T-shirt titled EINFORM. A unified, concept-driven philosophy, EINFORM reflects a shared ethos between Maharishi founder Hardy Blechman and artist Norbert Schoerner, referencing and communicating their conceptual visual language in wearable form.

Maharishi’s Camp Maha Hardy, Okinawa, represents a fusion of historical reference, spiritual symbolism, and meticulous craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from Camp Hardy, a U.S. military base in Okinawa during the Vietnam War, the collection reframes a symbol of conflict into one of peace, transformation, and artistic celebration.

Maharishi presents a new capsule of technical styles developed through function and material innovation. Designed for shifting conditions, the pieces focus on protection, adaptability, and considered construction. The range centres on longline and asymmetric parkas, offering enhanced coverage and ease of movement. Executed in technical black shells and custom camouflage, waterproof fabrics and seam-sealed construction provide weather resistance while maintaining a grounded, utilitarian feel.

Available exclusively at the London and New York stores, Maha offers a range of Upcycled Stitched Jackets–a testament to the enduring commitment to conscious, thoughtful design.

Maharishi introduces the Pointillist Dragon, highlighting DPM: Fubuki, a striking new iteration of Maharishi's renowned Disruptive Pattern Material. This collection takes inspiration from the delicate art of pointillism, with its intricate hand-machine embroidery techniques creating visually striking pieces that speak to both cultural heritage and modern design.

Maha Tailor Shop describes Maharishi’s annually repeated capsule collection inspired by the vibrant tailor shops that flourished in Vietnam during the 1960s. Within the Maha Tailor Shop capsule sits a range of styles made from upcycled military surplus.

Maharishi introduces a new capsule collection of technical styles that combine eco-conscious materials with high-performance design. The range features outerwear and activewear, crafted with sustainability and functionality at its core.

Within the Lunar Year of the Snake 2025 collection, Maharishi releases a series of organic T-Shirts & Sweats, including guest artist collaborations with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Kay One, KEO XMEN, TEACH and Toby Ziegler.

Maharishi’s latest campaign references the brand’s reverence for technological advancement, highlighting the engineered utility of its pieces through artworks and integrated functional features. The campaign was shot at the Farnborough Wind Tunnels – one of the few remaining locations of the Royal Aircraft Establishment. The location was at the forefront of aerodynamic research from the early 1930’s to 1994.

Snopants® have long been established as Maharishi's signature trouser, having featured in every collection since 1996.The style was loosely based on white U.S. Army Snow Camouflage Over Trousers – intended to be worn over a full combat uniform as white snow camo.

The latest collection, EVERYTHING FLOWS · BE HERE STILL features styles bearing original House artworks of Peace Mountain and Pax Cultura, as well as styles made from upcycled vintage military surplus.

Maharishi’s latest collection continues the perennial exploration of duality and pacifist military design, combining Eastern and Western influences on a range of silhouettes including signature kimonos, trousers and iterations of technical outerwear.