TDR SS26
TDR returns for SS26 with a collection exploring genre-less design through updated signature styles and new silhouettes, drawing on Japanese and French workwear references and crafted from premium Japanese fabrics alongside knitwear handmade in the UK. The season focuses on spring versatility, combining precise construction with functional detailing for everyday wear.
Highlights include the Crown Chino in two colourways, cut from Japanese Katsuragi cloth, 12oz Japanese cotton and hemp denim, and 3D seamless cotton crews. Shirts and jackets are developed in lightweight dobby, double cloth, and chambray cottons, including fabrics based on 1930s reproduction references, with relaxed silhouettes shaped by practical details such as four-tie closures, bias-cut pockets, and corozo nut buttons.
The collection balances structure and ease through loose, boxy shapes and thoughtful finishes. Talon zips, vintage laurel stud fastenings, curved hems, and adjustable tabs sit alongside hand-distressed denim and sateen, giving garments a lived-in character. The collection brings together TDR’s commitment to craftsmanship, considered design, and functional detailing, offering pieces that feel effortless, durable, and seasonally relevant.
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