BY JAY AQUINO

FEBRUARY 8, 2026

Larriet’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection is rooted in utilitarian codes, thoughtful fabric choices, and distinctive proportions. At a glance, the collection feels made for those who move with the flow—and for those who religiously follow their instincts.

The womenswear includes sharp, lightweight jackets with contrast underarm gussets that sit between athleisure and editorial-ready outerwear; heavyweight hoodies with distressed plackets and woven labels at the right shoulder that reinforce Larriet's visual identity; a canvas skirt that channels ’90s minimalism; and chino shorts that reframe casual dressing into something more grown-up.

Menswear, on the other hand, consists of cotton shirts with oversized ammo pockets that pay homage to Larriet’s workwear heritage; long-sleeve tees finished with utility pockets are perfect for subtle layering. In outerwear, the Pepe Jacket stands out as the highlight of the collection—an MA-1 reimagined in supple leather, offering a structured yet understated look.

Larriet also taps into tailoring with wide-leg, pleated trousers featuring an internal drawstring that adds comfort without sacrificing shape. Could this be a signal of expansion in tailoring? Denim appears in the form of boot-cut jeans made from heavyweight cotton, delivering a classic Americana feel to the collection.

Overall, the collection is a curated vocabulary of durable, detail-oriented pieces, presented in a way that feels lived-in and believable, allowing us to imagine ourselves moving through life in Larriet pieces.

Discover Larriet's Fall/Winter 2026 collection here.