This season, numerous menswear brands have introduced new collections featuring notable elements such as popped collars and a commitment to high-quality fabrics. A particularly striking trend is the prevalence of Scottish settings in lookbooks, giving rise to a notably well-dressed representation of the Hebrides.
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In Australia, Asha Jasper's founder Asha Phillips curates collections using deadstock fabrics sourced from respected Japanese and Italian mills. Her straight-cut trousers, made in Australia, expertly blend classic tailoring with modern utility, making them versatile for various settings.
In Japan, Niceness continues to captivate with its outerwear collection, showcasing pieces made from beautiful wool suiting, silks, and knits. The standout E Calder coat, inspired by British military designs, is crafted from US Sea Island cotton and features practical side slits for ease of access.
The third collaboration between Danish brand NN07 and Italian bootmaker Fracap reimagines the M127 boot silhouette, introducing designs that balance rugged utility with sleek aesthetics, available in traditional browns and blacks.
Stone Island's Ghost collection captivates with its camouflage-inspired pieces, notably the David-TC padded jacket featuring a shearling-trimmed collar, crafted from innovative Japanese polyester.
In Finland, Tarvas offers a seamless integration of hiking boots and trainers with the Easy Hiker silhouette, while the Wanderer provides a slender alternative for urban and outdoor adventures.
Forét's autumn line presents warm, earthy tones ideal for layering, with outerwear options made from Harris Tweed and versatile jackets crafted in Portugal.
Niwaki, collaborating with UK label YMC, introduces functional garden attire, including the Gardener’s Jacket designed for practicality and a stylish Suedehead Jumper made from Scottish lambswool.
Auralee in Japan introduces a reversible coat made from Pakistani sheep leather, making it a flexible choice for different occasions.
UK brand Oliver Spencer’s collection features elegantly tailored pieces that prioritize comfort and style, making them suitable for both business and leisure.
Pas Normal Studios' Off-Race collection combines cycling gear with everyday wear, highlighted by lightweight jackets and merino-wool half-zips, perfect for down time off the bike.
Jacques Solovière's Raymond shoes are noted for their lightweight design, offering comfort without compromising elegance.
CDLP from Sweden stands out in the underwear segment, focusing on luxurious fabrics such as Tencel Lyocell for optimal comfort.
Finally, Db's Rameverk luggage range employs Rib-Cage Construction technology to provide durability while maintaining a stylish appearance.