Layering

SS26

It’s that in-between moment. Not quite cold, not quite warm. The forecast says one thing, the day does another. Mornings feel heavier, afternoons loosen up, evenings reset the whole equation.

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The Spring/Summer 2026 collection is built to adapt, built to move with texture, tone, and small shifts in colour. Washed denim, muted shades, flashes of red plum. Hoodies, sweats, long sleeves layered without overthinking it.

Outer layers stay sharp but easy. The Trembley Jacket leans into workwear codes, practical without feeling rigid. The Freeland Jacket keeps the same energy, familiar but updated in Arctic Blue denim. Then there’s the Chaos Jacket, lighter, technical, ready for whatever turns up. Water-resistant, minimal, no excess.

Underneath, roles start to overlap. Shirts behave like jackets, jackets like shirts. The Coverall sits right in that space, structured but relaxed. The Arlo Shirt pushes heavier, almost outerwear in its own right. The Workman Shirt pulls things back, lighter, more straightforward, still rooted in utility.