Winter 26
Most days refuse to fit neatly into a dress code. Work becomes dinner, a walk becomes an impromptu lunch, and the coat you put on in the morning has to make sense of all of it. For Winter 26, our new collection explores the space between traditional tailoring and contemporary workwear, with colour as the thread running through clothes made for everyday life: rich, grounded tones punctuated by bold accents that carry a garment through the day.
About Oliver Spencer Winter 26
Winter 26 sits in the space between traditional tailoring and contemporary workwear, and the clothes are made with the same attention to cloth and proportion found throughout the Oliver Spencer wardrobe. Wool leads the collection, in houndstooth, twill and flannel, across overcoats, bomber jackets and unstructured jackets, alongside pleated and wide-leg trousers cut in wool flannel and twill.
Silhouettes stay clear and considered. The Tamworth double-breasted overcoat finishes just below the knee and the Lothian is a full-length single-breasted coat, while the Kershaw bomber and Heath field jacket offer a shorter, easier alternative for the days that ask for less.
Texture does the quiet work. Knitwear in alpaca, merino and extrafine wool, from crew neck and half zip jumpers to a houndstooth V-neck, sits alongside cotton shirts in stripes and checks, while corduroy and denim add depth through the Quito overshirt and the Morton and Utility trousers.
Colour is the thread running through it. Navy, charcoal and brown form the base, with burgundy, forest green, moss green, rust and yellow ochre as the accents that carry a piece through the day. Finish with a Soane scarf or Miller socks, or explore our wider range of pleated trousers.