NAHMIAS presents Spring Summer 2027, Patina, using age, memory and wear as the foundation for the collection. The season looks at the beauty that appears when clothes carry traces of time. It also draws from childhood memories, bringing playful references into an adult wardrobe through richer materials, precise surface treatments and handmade detail.
SPRING SUMMER 2027
The collection builds its strongest message through fabric. NAHMIAS treats suede in house to create a worn surface with a rich patina effect. The process gives the material depth and suggests clothing shaped by use rather than preserved in untouched condition. Faded denim, painted trousers and distressed cottons continue that idea, carrying visible marks that recall everyday life.
Sportswear remains central to the NAHMIAS world, and this season uses it as a space for nostalgia. Vintage inspired basketball tees bring a familiar athletic reference into the collection. Washed sportswear shapes add softness and a lived in feeling, while patchwork leather outerwear gives the wardrobe a heavier, more constructed side. These pieces connect the brand’s relaxed California mood with a focus on surface, texture and hand finished detail.
Childhood also plays a clear role across the collection. NAHMIAS looks to arts and crafts as a source for handmade lace accents, translating a simple creative memory into a refined design element. Crochet details carry the same sense of youth, innocence and imagination. Denim brings another direct reference to childhood through temporary tattoo inspired details. NAHMIAS uses that playful image in a more considered way, turning a familiar memory into a surface treatment.
Handwoven pieces made in Peru expand that focus on the human hand. These styles underline the collection’s interest in handmade work and give the season a tactile quality. The use of weaving sits naturally beside lace, crochet, distressed cottons and treated suede, creating a wardrobe built through process and touch.
Patina continues the development of NAHMIAS by linking California attitude with artisanal execution. The collection finds value in clothing that looks aged, remembered and passed down. It studies the marks left by time and the personal memories that shape how people connect with garments.
