Loro Piana is putting rare fibres and refined craftsmanship at the centre of its fall/winter 2026-27 collection, with baby cashmere and versatile layering pieces designed to bridge the transition from summer to autumn
The Italian luxury house’s approach focuses on natural materials and long-lasting wardrobe pieces rather than fast-changing seasonal trends. Its latest collection reflects the brand’s emphasis on exceptional fibres, careful construction and understated design.
A key material is baby cashmere, an exceptionally fine fibre sourced from young Hircus goat kids raised in Inner Mongolia. The fibre is valued for its softness and scarcity, making it one of the materials associated with Loro Piana’s luxury knitwear.
The brand’s fall/winter 2026-27 menswear collection also explores lightweight layers suited to changing temperatures. The pieces are designed to be combined throughout the season, allowing jackets, knitwear and other garments to work across different weather conditions.
Loro Piana’s philosophy places particular emphasis on the origins of its materials, including the environment in which fibres are produced and the knowledge of local herders. This focus on provenance is paired with meticulous textile processing and craftsmanship.
The collection reflects a broader approach to luxury dressing in which quality materials and versatility take precedence over short-lived trends, offering pieces intended to remain part of a wardrobe for years rather than a single season.
