Berluti Fall/Winter 2026
Berluti’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection is an ode to quiet confidence, that distinctly Parisian quality of looking refined without ever appearing to try. Understated yet deeply considered, the season celebrates a man who is fluid, curious and self-assured, the kind who navigates his life as smoothly as he slips into a pair of perfectly crafted boots. Footwear naturally takes centre stage, particularly the new Rombo boot in Venezia calfskin. It is an object of precision and sensuality, merging the house’s artisanal savoir-faire with biker-inspired practicality. Alongside it, the Alessio Chelsea boot reinterprets a Berluti classic with lightweight EVA soles and a subtle modern edge, proof that innovation can coexist with tradition.
The ready-to-wear echoes this same philosophy of ease and elegance. Tailoring feels less like armour and more like second skin, with the Forestière jacket appearing in anthracite cashmere, supple suede and even a soft pink that dares to challenge formality. The Un Jour jacket, now offered in a rich Fiamma patina, glows with layered tones of brown and red, while its shearling counterpart cocooned in sheepskin captures a quieter, tactile warmth. There is a softness to the collection that feels intimate, almost domestic, as if Berluti is inviting its clients to live inside their clothes rather than simply wear them. This tension between luxury and comfort defines the brand’s new expression of masculine elegance.
Accessories continue this narrative of refinement in motion. The 1 Jour de Plus bag transforms the classic briefcase into a hybrid city companion, cut from supple Seta leather and detailed with architectural buckles that allow for adaptability. The Fly line extends Berluti’s experiment with weightlessness through reversible lambskin jackets and ripstop-lined Piuma leather bags, marrying strength and lightness in equal measure. Together, these elements speak to a wardrobe designed not for show, but for the rhythm of real life. Berluti’s Fall/Winter 2026 offering reminds us that modern sophistication lies not in grandeur but in restraint, in clothes that speak softly yet say everything.
