tod’s aw26 | italian signature

Matteo Tamburini is currently deep into his third season as Creative Director at Tod’s and he has spent his time doubling down on the brand’s Italian heritage. The Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, aptly called ‘Italian Signature,’ serves as a direct continuation of his Artisanal Intelligence project, a concept that places the physical act of making at the very front of the stage. Leather shapes the entire story this season, showing a synthesis of tradition and a new kind of material depth. The wardrobe plays with proportions by using generous, enveloping volumes alongside more fitted items that feature defined waists and shortened sleeves. Traditional staples like the trench and peacoat have been reimagined with tailoring that feels closer to couture, while a quilted bomber in aged calfskin adds a tactile element to the mix. Foulard dresses stand out with graphic patchwork designs in a natural palette of ginger, chocolate and burnt caramel. Much of the collection’s refined feel comes from Pashmy, a light and silky calf leather that enhances the chromatic depth of skirts and trousers. Bags remain a high expression of this excellence, focusing on three timeless shapes that have been updated for the current season. The Di Bag returns... Read more » The post tod’s aw26 | italian signature appeared first on Schön! Magazine.