For Spring 2027, we started with the codes we know best and let Rome bring them somewhere warmer, looser and more lived-in.

Rituals is built around the rhythms that shape a day in the city, from coffee and fittings to side streets, dinners, and familiar faces. The same idea runs through the way we work: returning to the pieces and references we know, then adjusting the fit, fabric, styling and attitude until they feel new again. The setting is Roman, but the collection stays close to our world: prep, tailoring, sportswear and workwear, cleaned up in places, roughed up in others.

THE HERO PIECES

The familiar pieces are still there, but the mood has shifted. Oxford shirts, pleated trousers, rugby stripes, casual suiting and varsity shapes sit next to knitted football shirts, zip layers and track references. A blazer gets better with a cap. Track belongs in the tailor’s room. Football shirts are treated less like kit and more like knitwear.

Outerwear carries extra weight this season, led by leather and suede pieces from the creative director’s edit. Cropped leather jackets, soft suede layers, light cotton jackets and short Harrington shapes give the spring wardrobe some backbone, balanced by striped shirts, fine-gauge knits, loafers, and boaters.

TEXTURES & ARTWORK

The lighter side of the collection comes through in crochet shirts, pointelle jerseys, lace shirts, printed corduroy and playful denim, bringing in texture, pattern and spring without turning it into costume. Artwork follows the same line, with collegiate graphics, sport references and bolder surface treatments giving familiar pieces more character.

THE PALETTE

The palette starts grounded: navy, off-white, sand, brown, olive and grey. Then come the hits of cobalt, burgundy, red, light yellow, soft pink and washed denim. It’s warm, but not postcard sunny.

Spring 2027 is our take on collegiate dressing after a few days in Rome. A little smarter than expected, a little more relaxed than it should be, and best when worn in good company.