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Fourteen looks from the season's collection. Stronger textures, more character in the materials and checks, paired with calm base colours and a single deliberate accent.
The direction for autumn and winter moves away from the purely tonal, understated expression of recent seasons. The silhouettes remain calm, but the materials take up more space: heavier textures, stronger character in the weave and more checks. Colour is used more deliberately. Soft base colours are paired with a single, unexpected accent, for instance soft brown with pale yellow or muted neutrals with a discreet touch of colour.
The season is not about reinventing the wardrobe, but about refining it. Piece by piece, with intention.
DB jacket from Lanificio di Pray · Flannel trousers from Vitale Barberis Canonico · Car coat from Drago · Denim from Candiani
The double-breasted jacket with golden buttons can be worn understated with knitwear in calm tones, or more boldly as here: layered with a car coat with martingale closure, bleach wash denim and knitwear in brighter colours. The flannel trousers keep the composition grounded.
DB jacket from Angelico · All season gilet from Loro Piana · Jeans in bleach wash from Candiani
The gilet from Loro Piana works as the quiet middle layer under the double-breasted jacket. Bleach wash jeans pull the expression into the everyday without the composition losing its precision.
Shirt jacket in wool and cashmere from Stylbiella · Flannel trousers from Vitale Barberis Canonico · Active jacket in wool and cashmere
The shirt jacket is autumn's transitional layer. Wool and cashmere give softness and warmth without weight, and the flannel trousers follow in the same muted register. A look that is informal in shape and precise in material.
Three-piece in Glen Check from Vitale Barberis Canonico · Shirt with pink stripes from Mileta · Ribbed mock neck
The suit's 360 gram wool gives natural drape, and shoulders with subtle roping and soft lapels keep the expression modern and relaxed. The check brings the suit to life, the stripe and the knit carry the colour. The season's clearest example of checks with personality.
Two-piece suit · Fabric from Zignone
A dark, calm suit where the material carries the expression. The weave from Zignone has enough depth to stand alone, so the rest of the look can stay entirely simple.
DB jacket in S110 hopsack from Reda · One piece collar shirt in poplin · Denim from Candiani · Long car coat in 700 g wool from Dugdale
The hopsack weave gives the jacket an open structure, and the one piece collar shirt keeps the collar soft and unforced. The long car coat in 700 gram wool from Dugdale closes the look for the coldest days of winter.
Collared cardigan in 100% Virgin Wool · Safari jacket from Angelico · Trousers in baby rib
The collared cardigan works as the jacket's relaxed alternative. The trouser programmes in denim, chino and 5-pocket are drawn with the same care as the tailoring, but built for daily wear: clean fits, balanced proportions and materials chosen for how they move and age.
Our shirt collection has been rebuilt from the ground up for the season. More than 350 materials, organised by design: plains, stripes and checks, casual and seasonal. In white and blue alone there are more than 120 variations, and the casual ranges cover linen, flannel, denim, seersucker, pique and jersey. Woven by houses such as Albini, Canclini and Mileta.
At the top of the collection sits our new premium shirt, hand-sewn at MMSL. A family house with roots in the textile industry going back to 1860, today also sewing for respected tailoring houses in London and Paris. Each shirt takes around 12 hours to make.
DB jacket with 2 button closure from Rogna · Premium shirt in cotton and cashmere · Harrington jacket from Lanificio di Pray
The double-breasted jacket uses a minimal 2 button closure that gives a cleaner front than the classic six. Under the jacket, a premium shirt in cotton and cashmere. The harrington jacket with an updated pocket shape takes over when the day turns more informal.
Harrington jacket from Lanificio di Pray · Trousers in 480 g wool denim from Loro Piana · Half turtleneck in 7 gauge cashmere
Wool denim from Loro Piana has the look of denim and the drape of wool. The half turtleneck in cashmere lays the soft middle layer, and the harrington keeps the silhouette short and simple.
Blouson with raglan sleeve from Lanificio di Pray · Cardigan in 100% cashmere with horn buttons · Trousers in wool denim from Loro Piana · Patterned tie from Paulo Albizzati
The blouson's raglan sleeve gives the shoulder ease and movement. The cardigan in pure cashmere with horn buttons dresses up with the patterned tie: the season's principle of a single deliberate accent, translated into accessories.
Single-breasted jacket in cross ply from Zegna · Single-pleated trousers in S120 flannel from Vitale Barberis Canonico · Black roll neck in 100% Merino Wool
A dark, calm composition. The roll neck in Merino Wool replaces the shirt, and the single-pleated flannel trousers give movement in the leg. The cross ply weave from Zegna keeps the jacket sharp through the day.
Double-breasted coat with 6 button closure from Drago · Two-piece suit with hand-made details from Drago
Coat and suit from the same mill, held in the same muted register. The double-breasted coat with six buttons lays tonally over the suit, so the layers work together instead of competing.
DB suit with 6 button closure in 350 g wool from Angelico · Regular fit · Shirt from our own collection
The suit is constructed with a 6 button closure in a regular fit. The details are hand-made: buttonholes, barchetta chest pocket and jetted pockets, and a subtle roping in the shoulder lifts the silhouette.
Car coat with stand collar in herringbone wool from Drago · Trousers in regular fit from Ferla · Made-to-measure knitwear in 100% Merino Wool
The car coat has a stand collar and is sewn in a soft, tonal herringbone from Drago. Under the coat, made-to-measure knitwear in Merino Wool closes the look, and the trousers from Ferla keep the silhouette simple.
Vitale Barberis Canonico has been weaving wool for more than 360 years. The house's Revenge quality is pure merino in Super 150s, with a fibre fineness of around 16 microns, close to cashmere.
The quality is woven with double-twisted yarns in both warp and weft and with a high yarn density. It takes longer and uses more yarn, but gives a material with character and resilience. Classic patterns, well suited to day and evening suits with personality.
In the course of October we launch our most comprehensive made-to-order knitwear programme to date. Merino and cashmere in the season's colours, knitted to your measurements and ready to work as the soft layer of the wardrobe.
See look 07Want to see the materials, try the silhouettes or talk a look through? Book a no-obligation appointment in the showroom at Skoubogade 2. We set aside an hour and find the right direction together with you.
Last updated July 30, 2026
