Tod’s presents Men’s Spring Summer 2027 inside Villa Necchi Campiglio, a setting that gives The Italian Wardrobe a precise cultural frame. The Milanese residence, known for its restraint and domestic refinement, aligns with Creative Director Matteo Tamburini’s vision for a menswear collection built around Italian life, material quality and a relaxed sense of elegance. The result reads as a wardrobe for men who value discretion, texture and construction over display.
SPRING SUMMER 2027
The collection places the Pashmy project at its core. Tod’s developed the leather as one of its most advanced material studies, naming it after pashmina to suggest softness and lightness. Pashmy gives the ready-to-wear its clearest identity, turning outerwear and shirting into pieces that feel fluid while retaining structure. The Brera Bomber comes in warm, refined tones, while the Castello Jacket interprets the blazer through patch pockets and a more relaxed attitude. The Solferino Shirt brings the same material language closer to the body, with a weightless quality that defines the season’s idea of luxury.
Tamburini works through familiar menswear categories, then reduces any sense of stiffness. Jackets, bombers, shirts and loafers carry the codes of a classic Italian wardrobe, yet the collection avoids nostalgia through proportion, surface and ease of movement. Tod’s focuses on the value of the object itself. Each Pashmy piece carries the signature of a master artisan specialized in this technique, placing human skill directly into the garment without turning it into a decorative claim.
The palette deepens that sense of controlled refinement. Earthy hues such as beige, cocoa and ochre give the collection warmth, while Riviera blue and pearl grey introduce a Mediterranean note. These colours keep the wardrobe grounded in natural references, from sunlit stone to coastal air. Tamburini uses them with discipline, giving the collection a polished summer mood without forcing brightness.
Tod’s also frames the season through a contemporary idea of Made in Italy. The collection connects high-quality materials, precise workmanship and quiet confidence with a lifestyle built around simple, well-made objects. Tamburini’s menswear avoids excess and treats luxury as something felt through leather, weight, construction and finish. This approach gives the collection its strength, especially in pieces that combine formal references with a lighter daily attitude.
Footwear extends that message. The new Red Dot sneaker becomes a key proposal for the season, designed for a man who moves between work and leisure with the same wardrobe. Tod’s combines exclusive materials, elastic lacing and a lightweight sole, while a red dot on the heel marks the sneaker as part of the brand’s language. The design translates a stricter historic idea of luxury into something softer, lighter and more suited to contemporary movement.
The Gommino also returns with a new leather accessory inspired by the interlocking closure of the Greca belt. Its hand-stitched construction continues to express Tod’s artisanal knowledge, while the added detail gives the icon a fresh visual point. The same reference appears on the ultra-light loafer, which uses flexible construction and soft leathers with a silky hand.
With The Italian Wardrobe, Tod’s Men’s Spring Summer 2027 builds a complete vision around material touch, Italian discipline and relaxed sophistication. Tamburini does not chase spectacle. He sharpens the codes of the house through leather, colour, proportion and footwear, creating a wardrobe that feels measured, tactile and deeply connected to the way Tod’s understands modern Italian style.
