Saul Nash refines the rhythm of city uniformity

Merging the worlds of luxury and sportswear is what first established Saul Nash as one of London’s most exciting designers to watch. Since launching his label in 2018, he has continued to evolve in step with the brand, refining both his creative language and his execution.

For Autumn/Winter 2026, Nash presents what is arguably his most resolved and considered collection to date, building on his signature exploration of movement, structure and utility.

Drop One of the collection introduces the foundations of Nash’s evolving city uniform. Grounded in wardrobe staples, it moves between workwear, denim, Oxford shirts and pinstripe tailoring, reinterpreting familiar codes with precision.

Military-inspired jackets ground the wardrobe, equipped with transformable collars and modular detailing, while cropped trench coats add a sharper, more directional silhouette to the line-up.

Continuing the brand’s sporty DNA, signature elements reappear throughout the drop, including Nash’s distinctive compression tops and the infamous nipple shirt, reworked this season in brushed alpaca.

Central to the collection is a printed embrace motif, inspired by the intimacy and closeness of dance, and shaped by the formality and movement of masquerade balls.

Capturing this sense of intimacy, photographer Laura McCluskey presents the collection through a series of intimate portraits that emphasise texture, movement and attitude. Set against the backdrop of London, the imagery reflects the collection’s inspiration: the tradition of masquerade and the energy of the city itself.

Autumn/Winter 2026 ultimately captures Nash at a point of refinement, where sport, tailoring and street sensibility converge into a cohesive, elevated vision for menswear. A vision that’s sure to define our autumnal wardrobes.

Discover Drop One of the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection at saulnash.com.