TDR AW26

For AW26, TDR shifts into deeper, earthier tones - muted greens, dark navies and warm browns - with new outerwear leading the collection. The Cordura Balmacaan arrives in two iterations, built from Cordura combat wool with recycled nylon, differentiated by lining - Primaloft insulated or unlined. The Duxville Jacket updates the classic hunting silhouette with a Japanese canvas lining, corduroy collar and Talon slider zip.

Denim remains central. The Coverall Removed Jacket is cut from 11oz Japanese denim woven in Hiroshima, sun-aged and finished with vintage laurel stud hardware, distressed and repaired by hand. The Jungle Repair Pant draws from vintage fatigue references in a hand-distressed pigment-dyed Japanese stretchback satin and a Japanese take on French worker serge.

Seamless lambswool crews return in new colourways, joined for the first time by scarves and beanies in the same 3D knitted construction. Genre-less British design, informed by considered construction and material sourcing - pieces designed to slot into your existing wardrobe rather than redefine it.

TDR AW26

For AW26, TDR shifts into deeper, earthier tones - muted greens, dark navies and warm browns - led by new outerwear. The Cordura Balmacaan arrives in two iterations - Cordura combat wool with recycled nylon, PrimaLoft insulated or unlined. The Duxville Jacket updates the hunting silhouette with a Japanese canvas lining, corduroy collar and Talon slider zip.

Denim remains central. The Coverall Removed Jacket is cut from 11oz Japanese denim woven in Hiroshima, sun-aged with vintage laurel stud hardware, distressed and repaired by hand. The Jungle Repair Pant draws on vintage fatigues, in hand-distressed pigment-dyed Japanese stretchback satin and a Japanese take on French worker serge.

Seamless lambswool crews return in new colourways, joined for the first time by scarves and beanies in the same 3D knitted construction. Genre-less British design, informed by considered construction and material sourcing - pieces designed to slot into your existing wardrobe rather than redefine it.