There is a certain way of living that never goes out of style. Cold mornings in the countryside.
A well-worn pair of boots. Horses in the distance. A roaring fire, a glass of whisky and a jacket that feels better the more you wear it.
For AW26/27 we enter this world.
At the centre of the collection is tweed — one of the most iconic fabrics of British country life.
Precious wool, woven in England on traditional wooden looms, following methods handed down through generations. A fabric with weight, texture and character. Made to protect you from the weather, but equally at home in a country pub, at a dinner table or behind the wheel of an old Defender. Because the true gentleman doesn't dress for an occasion. He dresses for a way of life. But this story doesn't stop in England. The tweed travels to Italy, where skilled artisans transform it into Mitchumm garments with the precision, passion and unmistakable attitude of Italian craftsmanship. And somewhere between the English countryside and the Italian one, we found our own interpretation.
The gilet, inspired by the traditional style of the Maremma horsemen, brings the spirit of the buttero into the wardrobe of the modern gentleman. A little British aristocracy.
A little Italian countryside.
A touch of rebellion.
The result is not simply a collection. It is an invitation to slow down, dress well, ride out, sit by the fire, share a drink and enjoy the company of good people. To appreciate things made properly. To wear clothes that don't need to be new to be beautiful. And to remember that elegance is not about following the rules. It's about knowing which ones are worth keeping.
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