Autumn Winter 2026

For Autumn & Winter 2026, we worked with triangles, circles and squares. The development process was centered around exploring these shapes and their movement on the body. Through this process, we created patterns using the dimensions of the fabric to reduce waste and off-cuts from the pattern cutting process. Triangles inform the shapes in the Tres styles, and can also be seen in the Carte skirt, pants, and shorts. Circular shapes are used in the Rene and Cycle styles. Elastic tunnels are applied in various ways to create shape, as can be seen in the Rezi and Moy styles. Pleats and tucks in the Mason and Modul styles emphasize the rectangular shape of the patterns.

The collection consists of our usual wool fabrics, including recycled wool, recycled cashmere, and Arles merino wool. Styles in wild silk add textural layers with silk satin contrast trims. Lyocell cotton blends in sweats and poplin shirting give them a silkier hand feel. Soft velour sweats, tees, and underwear come in shades of deep red. We have a heavier version of our usual poplin in dresses, tops, and bottoms, and a new smooth woven wool for tops and bottoms. Recycled cotton denim in pants and in a lighter version for shirting is made of used denim and hasn't been dyed. This season, we offer a range of purple shades, including aubergine, dark, and light lavender. Blues range from indigo and navy to pale and muted blues. Shirting comes in multicolored checks and stripes. Deep green, light teal, and shades of moss green are used on knits, underwear, and dresses. Neutrals, such as mineral-dyed greys, solid black, and melange, are a significant part of the collection. Tiger and leopard prints can be seen on tees and underwear.