Materials Fall/Winter 2026

• Materials with a strong sensory, technological and sustainable focus
• The main trend is “tactile luxury”: materials that not only look good but also invite touch
• Interplay of glossy and matte finishes -applied in defined areas- between suedes and patent leathers
• Woven or braided leather, inspired by artisanal techniques, for luxury products
• Hairy suedes, textured with coarse sanding, alongside very smooth and polished versions

• Hair-on materials with new animal prints: cow, pony, zebra and giraffe
• Engraved textures -reptile-, embossed and tooled, with duotone finishes
• More eco-friendly synthetic substitutes, with a soft, rubber-like feel
• Sheep wool, used not only for linings but also for accessories and uppers
• “Washed” and aged finishes, with patina and worn effects, conveying a retro/vintage feel

• ​Double-faced velvets and corduroy, with insulating backing
• Cotton and polyester gabardines, plain and printed, with sublimated designs
• Technical tear-resistant fabrics (aramid, ripstop, etc.) with linings and foams for thermal protection
• Thick materials with tactile textures, blends of recycled wool and jacquard knits with metallic yarns, for a touch of nocturnal shine
• Resin-coated canvases, aged and waterproof

• Artisanal, rustic and heritage cloths, featuring striped patterns, tweeds and tartans
• Brocades with raised designs and oriental patterns, incorporating supplementary colored or metallic yarns.
• Fabrics that prioritize density, fiber quality and unique textures for luxury products.
• The color palette moves away from strident tones, favoring natural and timeless hues.
• Among them: chocolate, blue-grey, purple, moss and mustard.

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