The Tamesis
Fifteen years later, Ronnie Fieg understands the appeal of a wearable wardrobe with sports lenses. Not to mention, such an anniversary is worth celebrating. “Spring 2026 is our most luxurious season yet,” said Fieg. “The process began with a deep dive into fabrics and materials, then exploring new, creative, thoughtful ways to present them.” The headliner is a collection of stylish statement pieces that deviate from what core customers have come to expect from the brand, although it presents a natural continuation of the earthy-toned minimalism we saw in Fieg’s previous collection.
On top of that, the Armani collaboration returns as part of the In-house & Kin collection, this time with a new twist. Fieg reinterprets classic Armani silhouettes, and this season’s suits are original pieces in between, including a lapelless double-breasted blazer, loose-cut trousers and a matching double-logo tie in charcoal and black Milanese crepe. Washed suede and supple leather take on a modern new look in mint tones and luxe biker jackets with symmetrical pony hair, respectively. There’s also an incredibly vibrant cobalt tech jacket that stands out among the other offerings in more seasonal neutral indigo tones.
For loyal Kith fanatics, there are classic collaborations in addition to the first-ever collaboration with French footwear brand Mephisto, including new Clark loafers that complement updated suiting options and the unique Salomon silhouette. The main collections tend towards thoughtful, lightweight pieces, with a particular focus on fabric development. Some are carried over from previous seasons, like the bouclé henley. Others are new experiments from Fieg, like a waterproof windbreaker made from Japanese denim or a cropped jacket in wool-backed denim that resembles the look of the raw material but doesn’t require the arduous task of actually breaking it in. With careful considerations like these, Fieg instinctively knows how to easily elevate a garment.
