Brooks Brothers has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2026 collection in India, built around the idea of layering and a return to classic American wardrobe staples.
Under the creative direction of Michael Bastian, the collection draws on the brand’s heritage in craftsmanship and tailoring. It reinterprets the essentials that have defined the label for more than two centuries, with an emphasis on rich textures, considered outerwear and timeless silhouettes.
Winterwear takes centre stage this season. Suede jackets add a tactile dimension to the line-up, while quilted outerwear and structured woollen jackets provide warmth and definition. Fine-gauge knitwear, soft sweaters, flannel shirts and corduroy bring contrasting textures, designed to be worn together to create depth. The palette stays within classic navy, charcoal and earthy autumnal tones, which the brand says lets individual pieces be styled together with ease.
The Original Polo® Button-Down Oxford Shirt, a Brooks Brothers signature since 1900, remains the foundation of the collection. It is styled beneath textured knitwear, tailored jackets and seasonal outerwear. Classic chinos, refined trousers and relaxed separates round out the wardrobe, in pieces the brand says are designed to transcend seasons.
Tailoring continues to anchor the label’s identity through its signature 1818 and Explorer collections, which reflect its focus on quality, construction and fit. This season, traditional tailoring is paired with softer silhouettes and richer fabrics, bringing a more relaxed feel to the brand’s structured look.
The Autumn/Winter 2026 collection is available at select Brooks Brothers boutiques across India.
Founded in 1818, Brooks Brothers is a global lifestyle brand with more than 30 product categories, including tailored clothing, sportswear, outerwear, footwear, accessories, fragrance and home. It is credited with introducing menswear staples such as the Original Polo® Button-Down Oxford Shirt, seersucker, madras, argyle and the non-iron shirt.
Brooks Brothers is owned by Authentic Brands Group, a sports, media, entertainment and lifestyle platform whose portfolio spans more than 50 brands. Authentic says its brands generate more than $36 billion in annual systemwide retail sales worldwide through over 1,700 licensing partners across 150 countries.
