Lardini menswear, the new season begins with fabric
For Lardini, the starting point is not the jacket. It is what comes before it: the fabric.
Fall/Winter 2026/27 begins with the meeting of material, technique and memory. Pure forms and more complex surfaces coexist in a collection that draws much of its character from the way materials are worked. Cut and proportions remain central, but material directly influences how a garment looks, moves and feels when worn.
Its value therefore depends not only on the fibre itself, but also on how it is worked and on the relationship it creates with sartorial construction.
When surface becomes part of the construction
The seasonal story includes mouliné yarns with a melted effect, jaspé yarns creating organic micro-textures and eighteen-ply silk, used to add depth to knitwear.
A pure cashmere jacket has a different presence from one made in a more compact wool; superfine merino knitwear sits differently on the body from a richer yarn; flannel changes the weight of trousers without necessarily making them feel more rigid.
Material therefore does not simply decorate a form that has already been defined: it helps shape it. This principle belongs to the brand's Italian manufacturing culture, where fabric development, construction and sartorial precision are all part of the same process.
Fall/Winter 2026/27 expands the scope of tailoring
The Lardini menswear FW 26/27 collection extends beyond the jacket and the suit.
Alongside more traditionally tailored pieces are knitwear, shirts, trousers, denim and outerwear. A single-breasted cashmere jacket can be paired with a merino turtleneck; a double-breasted wool jacket can bring the look back towards a more formal register; blousons, peacoats and cardigans open up different possibilities.
Lardini preserves the precision of its construction while allowing greater freedom in how pieces are combined and in the contexts in which they are worn. The quality of the cut and materials therefore remains visible even when the suit is no longer at the centre of the look.
Le Origini looks to longevity, not nostalgia
Within this narrative comes Le Origini.
The name does not suggest a simple return to the past. Lardini connects it to a way of dressing designed to endure, far removed from anything based purely on immediate effect. The season also develops this idea through Family Feelings, where memory, familiarity and a sense of roots bring attention back to what has substance, weight and depth.
This search for longevity also concerns the way the collection avoids effects that feel too tied to the moment. Pure forms, measured proportions and sophisticated surfaces preserve the character of each garment without sacrificing research. This is where Lardini's stated resistance to the ephemeral becomes tangible: not through a return to rigid codes, but through fabrics and constructions designed to retain their value beyond the season.
Within the collection, this idea takes shape through soft, enveloping wools, flannels, sartorial workmanship and tactile surfaces. What is preserved is not a fixed formula, but a set of principles: fabric quality, precision of cut, proportion and attention to process.
This is where Lardini's Made in Italy comes into play. In Filottrano, in the Marche region, craftsmanship and technology coexist within a production chain that includes design, prototyping, cutting, assembly and finishing. The brand sums up this relationship with its territory through the expression Made in Filottrano: not simply a geographical origin, but a distinctive way of making garments.
The same idea returns in Heritage for Tomorrow: using sartorial heritage as a foundation for evolution rather than turning it into nostalgia.
The jacket remains, but the look opens up
The jacket continues to hold an important place in Lardini menswear, without necessarily having to exist within a full suit.
Knitwear, shirts, trousers and outerwear change what happens around the tailored construction. A double-breasted jacket retains its character, just as a single-breasted jacket keeps its precise proportions, but the styling possibilities become broader.
Tailoring does not become less recognisable: it simply becomes easier to adapt.
The same principle extends to less formal pieces. A peacoat, a wool blouson or a knitted shirt does not try to imitate a tailored jacket, but shares the same attention to construction, proportion and material quality.
Precision therefore runs through the entire look, making it possible to move between different levels of formality without a sharp divide between formal and casual dressing.
Wool, cashmere and texture set the rhythm of the look
The work on fabrics also changes the way shades such as brown, camel, beige, cream, grey and blue are perceived.
Tweed, merino, flannel and cashmere react differently to light and movement, adding depth even to a restrained palette.
Contrast can therefore come from texture before colour: a soft knit beneath a more defined jacket, pleated trousers alongside a less structured outer layer, or a clean shirt next to a richer texture.
Fabric becomes one of the tools Lardini uses to build the look, avoiding uniformity through differences in hand, density and structure.
The Lardini menswear selection at Pier Abbigliamento
The Lardini menswear selection at Pier Abbigliamento interprets the brand through tailoring, materials and garment construction.
Across jackets and suits, the common thread is the relationship between cut, proportion and fabric quality. Within Pier Abbigliamento's wider menswear selection, Lardini appeals to those looking for precise tailoring that can also be incorporated easily into less rigid combinations.
The selection reflects some of the brand's central values: attention to materials, sartorial construction, Made in Italy and fit.
Availability may change from one season to the next, so the Pier selection should be considered a constantly evolving edit, distinct from Lardini's full collection.
Where to buy Lardini menswear
Discover the Lardini menswear selection of tailoring, jackets and suits at Pier Abbigliamento.
Visit our online store or our boutique in Vailate to discover the brand's jackets, suits, materials, constructions and sartorial details up close and find the piece that best suits your style.
Our boutique is within easy reach of Crema, Cremona, Lodi, Caravaggio and Treviglio, and our team will be happy to help you choose the products that best suit your style.
With over 40 years of experience, Pier Abbigliamento is a dynamic, constantly evolving destination and a point of reference for those looking to dress with style, quality and authenticity.