Tod’s Fall/Winter 2026

At Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan, Tod’s presented its Autumn/Winter 2026 collection with the kind of quiet confidence that defines Italian luxury. Under Matteo Tamburini’s direction, the brand continues to explore what craftsmanship looks like in an era obsessed with ease and authenticity. The collection centred on materials rather than spectacle, with supple leather, soft suede and cashmere-lined footwear expressing refinement through texture. In a world of fast fashion and noise, Tod’s reminded everyone that true luxury whispers rather than shouts.

The house’s iconic Winter Gommino ankle boot took centre stage, returning to its origins with precise proportions and a tactile sense of comfort. Presented in versions lined with cashmere or shearling, it captured the timeless appeal of Italian design, where utility and beauty live side by side. The Pashmy leather project also reappeared, offering a feather-light take on outerwear through pieces such as the Coach and Castello jackets, each cut to showcase movement and fluidity. Colours remained grounded in warm earth tones, a palette that felt both modern and familiar.

Elsewhere, the Red Dot sneaker blended artisanal know-how with technical innovation, designed for a man who moves easily between work and leisure. The accompanying film, The Italian Touch, set once again at Villa Necchi Campiglio, framed the collection in a story about connection and ease, featuring real people rather than models. Tamburini spoke of layering as a natural instinct, a reflection of dressing that feels personal rather than styled. With this collection, he refined Tod’s legacy of craftsmanship into something distinctly human — luxury not defined by status, but by the pleasure of wearing something made with care.