Loro Piana introduces Fall Winter 2026.27, Nomadic Reverie, shaping both women’s and men’s collections around the sensation of travel and shifting seasons. The image of a train cutting through changing terrain informs the mood. Each look suggests spontaneity, as if assembled in motion, with silhouettes that feel intuitive and personal. Color and texture guide the narrative, carrying garments from lightness toward increasing warmth as the season advances.
FALL WINTER 2026
For women, silhouettes stretch and layer, grounded by flats and finished with abstract, exotic-leaning hats that sharpen the outline. Volume creates space between garment and body, allowing shapes to liquefy with gentle movement. Fabrics define the progression. Loro Piana Royal Lightness, cashmere, silk, Pecora Nera, Merino, tweed, mouliné, and chenille construct a tactile surface that evolves chromatically. The palette begins with ochre and terracotta, shifts through gold, rose, and brown, settles into beige, grey, and deep brown, then deepens into green, anthracite, tundra, and midnight blue. Coral, turquoise, sand, marigold, and azure punctuate the sequence before black, gold, and white conclude it.
Prints and patterns animate the collection. Jacquard motifs, herringbones, animaliers, and tweeds interact across garments. Paisley anchors the visual language, drawing from textile archives of the 1960s and 1970s and recalling its presence on printed shawls. Outerwear extends long and fluid, with coats and dusters tracing the body. Cinched culottes and wide-brimmed skirts define proportion. Knitwear commands attention through enveloping forms and cable constructions in mouliné yarns. Satin meets tweed; suede meets denim and knit; trench coats, structured blazers, and a bomber version of the Maremma complete ensembles. Tailoring establishes a crisp base with structured lines and ornamental inflections. Silk-satin slips cut on the bias with lace details and rosy petal embellishment introduce softness. Eveningwear closes in black and white, with sculptural lines and restrained silhouettes that conceal complex construction.
The Extra Softy Bag, Extra Softy Case, and Extra Pocket appear in leather, leather and wool, wicker, and corduroy leather. The Bale, Loom, and Needle Shopper emphasize unstructured softness. Houndstooth and checks define the Heddle tote. A blown-glass minaudière from Murano adds an artisanal accent. Jewelry includes enamel flask pendants, stone pins, and the cardo earring. Satin and leather flats accompany new versions of the Nantucket sneaker.
In menswear, fluid construction defines the silhouette. Cashmere, Baby Cashmere, The Gift of Kings, Pecora Nera, Merino, and tweed drive the tactile experience. The palette follows a measured path from ochre and terracotta to beige, grey, deep brown, then green, anthracite, tundra, and midnight blue, ending in black and white. Blazers and coats appear single or double breasted with peak or shawl lapels. Tailored two-pieces project composed formality.
The Spagna, Horsey, Roadster, Winter Voyager, Traveller, Rovasenda, and Maremma return with updated interpretations. The Roadster appears as a coat, while the Rovasenda addresses city life and travel, drawing from a historic design linked to the family’s Piedmont village. The Maremma surfaces in bomber form. Functional detailing shapes the collection’s pragmatic tone, including a Traveller jacket in silk technical fabric. Wide-brimmed and linear exotic hats reinforce the nomadic image.
Mountain-inspired looks foreground knitwear and fiber blends. Eveningwear narrows to black and white tuxedos and coats with satin accents, paired with rollnecks. Accessories include the oversized Bale bag, Pioneer backpack, Heddle tote, Extra backpack, paisley scarves, tie pins, and belts. Boots, loafers, sturdy lace-ups, and updated Nantucket sneakers complete the offering.
