BY JAY AQUINO

JULY 1, 2025

Hed Mayner’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection focuses on softness and fluidity—casting aside the rigidity often associated with menswear, opting instead for garments that move, breathe, and float around the body.

The collection leans into featherweight trousers, loose handkerchief shorts, and tailoring that feels more like loungewear than formalwear. Blazers are held together with oversized safety pins to add a playful edge to otherwise refined silhouettes.

Florals emerge as one of the key concepts, woven through brocade coats, relaxed pyjama sets, and easygoing jumpers, adding a touch of romance and emotional depth to the collection. Stripes are layered and coordinated with precision, often paired with boxy blazers for a fresh, elevated take on smart casual. Double-breasted blazers with attached capes soften the silhouette, introducing an ethereal, almost ghostlike movement that trails the body rather than encasing it.

There were lightweight outerwear pieces like elongated and ruched parkas in white, floral prints, and navy. There was also a dusty lavender-grey shirt lengthened and trimmed with cascading ruffles, creating a distinctly feminine piece, challenging conventional notions of masculinity in menswear. 

By embracing softness, fluid textures, and offbeat detailing, Mayner’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection offers a compelling redefinition of modern menswear—one that favours expression and ease over strict formality.

IMAGE SOURCE: WWD

IMAGE SOURCE: WWD

IMAGE SOURCE: WWD

Discover Hed Mayner Spring/Summer 2026 collection here.