A FIRST TASTE OF WINTER 2026

There’s a moment between seasons when getting dressed becomes a little more interesting. A sweater comes out in the morning, an extra layer stays with you until evening, and richer colors start finding their way into your wardrobe.

This is where our Autumn/Winter 2026–2027 story begins.

Photographed against a blue backdrop, this first preview brings the clothes into focus: their textures, their proportions, and the way their colors work together. It’s an easy introduction to the season ahead, with a few of the pieces that will shape our winter wardrobe.

Corduroy sets the mood. Our NRP Mod. 1 trousers explore a harmony of colors that feels even better when you see the fabrics side by side. The texture adds depth to each shade, catching the light differently with every fold. These are trousers to build an outfit around, whether paired with a simple knit or a tailored jacket.

Denim brings another dimension to the collection, joining our NRP Mod. 3 in new interpretations. Its familiar character meets our signature double pleats, bringing a relaxed attitude to a shape rooted in tailoring. The kind of trousers you reach for without much thought, then keep finding new ways to wear.

For knitwear, we spent a great deal of time on how each piece should feel. We chose Cashwool by Zegna Baruffa: a 100% wool yarn with a beautifully soft, cashmere-like hand. Across new polos and cardigans, it lets us play with texture and proportion while keeping comfort at the center. Pieces that feel good from the first wear and make layering a pleasure.

Then there’s Targa, a new addition to our outerwear. Inspired by vintage motorcycle jackets, it brings a practical spirit to the collection. Its waxed cotton helps keep wind and passing showers at bay, while the relaxed, slightly shorter shape makes it an easy layer for those days when the weather can’t quite make up its mind.

Together, these pieces offer a first glimpse of our winter: rich in texture, open to color, and easy to make your own. Neapolitan tailoring runs through it all, with room for a little experimentation. Our idea of Funky Elegance.

The full Autumn/Winter 2026–2027 collection will be ready soon. Until then, take a closer look at the photographs and discover the first pieces of the season.

Photography by Lorenzo Sodi.