BY JAY AQUINO

OCTOBER 14, 2025

Aubero’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection takes a quiet step back from the noise, grounding itself in earthy tones and tactile fabrics that feel lived-in rather than labored over. The pieces are breathable, light, fluid, and intentional as if it was made for someone who grew up in the countryside, where ease is second nature.

There’s a subtle playfulness in form. The reimagined skirt nods to the lungi worn in India, draped, free, and confident in its simplicity. It challenges the rigid lines of Western tailoring, offering a softer, more global masculinity that moves with, not against, the body. The quilted jackets, pieced together from deconstructed fragments and irregular cuts, recall a kind of modern folk art— a memory stitched into fabric.

A sleeveless maxi tunic drapes effortlessly over dark, wide-leg trousers— part sculpture, part ease, with an abstract landscape print that shifts from deep earth to pale gray, like a horizon dissolving at dusk. Paired with simple sandals, the look balances between concept and comfort grounding its artistry. 

And in its quieter moments, we find the brand’s essence: a minimalist olive-gray button-down paired with russet trousers, cinched by a white rope belt and finished with a cap and sandals. It’s very nonchalant, the kind of outfit that feels both put-together and undone.

IMAGE SOURCE: AUBERO

IMAGE SOURCE: AUBERO

IMAGE SOURCE: AUBERO

Discover Aubero Spring/Summer 2025 collection here.