£60.00
SS26
TAILORING
Linen-cotton cloth, dry twill and herringbone, cut for destination weddings, summer soirées, elevated escapes and ever-ready formal dressing.
Tailoring arrives with a lighter hand. Castello, Chiltern, Tony and Luciano move between coastal separates, easy travel suiting, Miami-influenced herringbone and seersucker made for warmer conditions.
The mood is dressed but unforced. Jackets hold their presence, trousers keep their shape, and longer shorts bring tailoring into summer without losing the point of view.
COLLECTION
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Castello carries the coastal register of SS26,
with double-breasted blazers, tailored trousers and longer shorts made to work as sets or separates.
Chiltern takes its cue from Marylebone, where sophistication and casual comfort sit naturally together. The Travel Blazer and Smart Trouser create an ever-ready formal option for long hours, warmer conditions and any occasion.
Tony brings the Miami influence in a quieter key, cut in cotton-linen herringbone to sit with tonal tailoring or structure separates such as denim.
SHIRTING
The shirting underneath sets the register. Oxford, fine twill, poplin and jersey bring different levels of polish, from sharper collars under double-breasted tailoring to softer layers worn open beneath travel blazers.
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STYLE NOTES
Track & Feel
The shift is not away from the suit, but away from the idea that a suit has to arrive as one fixed look. SS26 opens up a more expressive way of wearing tailoring: darker and lighter pieces brought together, linen-cotton against herringbone, coastal colour against sharper shirting. The pieces do not need to match exactly, but they do need to understand each other.
Castello sets up that conversation most directly. Tea Leaf, Egret and Dark Sapphire Navy give the season a way to move between contrast and cohesion, with double-breasted jackets, tailored trousers and longer shorts designed to be worn together or broken apart. Tony adds a drier herringbone texture that can sit against pale tailoring or denim, while Luciano follows in seersucker, bringing lift, airflow and another route into warm-weather formality.
The double-breasted jacket is central to the mood. Compared with a single-breasted cut, it gives the look more architecture: a fuller front, a stronger line through the body and more intent when worn open over a shirt or tee. It makes separates feel styled rather than accidental.
There is still space for the classic tonal suit, the kind that can take a crisp shirt and tie without looking forced. Castello in Dark Sapphire Navy gives that sharper double-breasted read, while Chiltern offers a quieter formal option in the same colour, built with a natural shoulder and enough ease for long hours, changing plans and warmer conditions.