Nordstrom Unveils Holiday 2026: A 1,000-Gift Catalog, Bowie80 Shops and FAO Schwarz Toy Stores
Nordstrom has rolled out its plans for the 2026 holiday season. The retailer's holiday catalog returns with more than a thousand gifts, and the company has partnered with the estate of David Bowie on Bowie80, a celebration of what would have been Bowie's 80th birthday year. Immersive Bowie80 shops open in November at the Chicago, New York and Seattle flagships and on Nordstrom.com.
The Bowie80 collections come from AllSaints, Barbour, Marc Jacobs, Paul Smith, Susan Alexandra and Undercover by Jun Takahashi. Nordstrom's holiday campaign is set to Bowie's "Let's Dance."
For toys, Nordstrom is expanding its partnership with FAO Schwarz: a second Manhattan location opens inside the Nordstrom NYC Flagship, with jewel-box shops in Aventura, Bellevue, Brea Mall, Fashion Valley, Garden State Plaza, NorthPark, Oakbrook and South Coast Plaza, plus a curated toy selection in every store.
Giving back is built into the season. Nordstrom's partnership with the nonprofit Shoes That Fit dates to 2010 and has raised more than $10 million and delivered more than 500,000 pairs of shoes to schoolchildren. This year's goal is another $1.7 million, raised through holiday enamel pins of Nordy, the company mascot, sold in all stores starting November 1. Nordy also gets a new sidekick, Disco, as Nordstrom marks its 125th anniversary.
On services, the Nordstrom app adds an In Store mode, a Request a Look styling feature and a Gift Edit, with four-hour pickup available. Nordy Club members get free one-to-two-day shipping, and same-day beauty delivery is offered in more than 15 markets including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Miami. Nordstrom operates nearly 400 Nordstrom, Nordstrom Local and Nordstrom Rack locations.
(Source: Nordstrom)
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