On September 7th, IMPURE presents its new Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection, a new chapter for the brand that unites men and women through a common language made of authenticity, research, layering, and freedom of interpretation.
For the new season, IMPURE looks to tradition without remaining anchored to it. The world of heritage, workwear, tailoring, and vintage influences meets an urban and contemporary attitude, giving life to a collection designed to be lived in, combined, and reinterpreted.
Men and women share the same philosophy: authentic garments, perfect volumes, "tactile materials," and a deep palette, where each element can engage with others to create infinite styling possibilities.
Heritage, reinvented
The new IMPURE collection is born from the encounter between past and present.
For men, references to workwear and British tradition translate into wool overshirts, bombers, vests, coats, structured jackets, and duffle coats. Soft, slightly cropped trousers, clean-fit denim, striped shirts, and essential knitwear build relaxed yet refined silhouettes.
For women, the same heritage universe is reinterpreted through a neo-vintage aesthetic between the 70s, British college style, and urban nomadism. Masculine-inspired blazers, soft suits, wide and barrel-leg trousers, midi and maxi skirts, wrap-around cardigans, and shirt dresses come together in a sophisticated yet spontaneous femininity.
The result is not a nostalgic re-reading of the past, but a new contemporary interpretation of it.
The value of textures
One of the hallmarks of FW26/27 is the tactile dimension.
Warm, lived-in-looking wools, mélange fabrics, denim, substantial cottons, and compact surfaces define the men's wardrobe. Checks, micro-patterns, and vintage-style details add depth without weighing down the image.
In womenswear, the research into textures becomes even more evident: hairy knitwear, jacquards, dégradé, argyle, tapestry, washed denim, sartorial fabrics, fluid satins, and velvet-effect surfaces coexist through seemingly spontaneous layering.
It is precisely this layering that becomes one of the key elements of the season: different materials, different weights, and different aesthetic codes are brought into dialogue to create personal looks that are never overly constructed.
A palette that tells the story of autumn
The FW26/27 collection moves within a warm, deep, and dusty palette, strongly linked to the colors of the season.
Navy, anthracite, black, taupe, beige, ecru, tobacco, chocolate brown, olive, and burgundy build the base of the collection, while rust, petrol, antique rose, and burnt orange introduce chromatic accents through patterns and jacquards.
Denim, in particular, maintains a central role: authentic, versatile, and capable of crossing both wardrobes.
A palette designed not only to define the visual identity of the collection but to allow the garments to be combined freely season after season.
Tailoring without rigidity
IMPURE tailoring abandons formality to become more natural.
In the men's collection, structured jackets and coats coexist with soft trousers, denim, and knitwear, building a sophisticated but never formal wardrobe.
For women, the contrast between masculine and feminine becomes one of the most recognizable codes: single-breasted blazers and sartorially-inspired suits are paired with very wide trousers, dark denim, long skirts, and essential shirts.
Tailoring no longer imposes a rule. It becomes a tool to express personality.
Modern Folk
Alongside the more urban and sartorial component, a folk and bohemian dimension emerges, particularly present in the women's offering.
Geometric patterns with ethnic inspiration, tapestry jacquards, painterly floral prints, animalier, and snake prints introduce a decorative component that enriches the wardrobe without making it excessive.
Coats, kimono jackets, and cardigans become true statement pieces, while accessories and details complete the look with a free and personal attitude.
In the men's collection, too, vintage taste emerges through hats, flat caps, bags, and textile accessories, elements capable of strengthening the identity of the outfits without ever seeming contrived.
A wardrobe, not a uniform
This is perhaps the concept that best describes the new IMPURE collection.
FW26/27 does not propose a single idea of style, but a wardrobe to be interpreted.
The blazer can meet denim. The jacquard cardigan can become outerwear. A shirt can be worn under a wool overshirt. A suit can lose its formality through soft knitwear. A long skirt can coexist with more utility-style elements. A hat can completely change the attitude of a look.
Rules exist to be mixed.
It is this freedom that unites IMPURE Men and Women: the possibility of building one's own style through contrasts, layering, and cross-pollination.
IMPURE FW26/27
The new season therefore tells a story of an authentic, transversal, and contemporary idea of fashion.
A wardrobe that looks to the past to find new codes, that brings together heritage and urban, tailoring and comfort, vintage and modernity, masculine and feminine.
For men, a discreet and confident silhouette, built on functional and sophisticated garments.
For women, an independent and natural femininity, capable of moving from tailoring to folk, from denim to satin, from tactile knitwear to ample volumes.
Two worlds, one same attitude.
IMPURE FW26/27.
Available from September 7
