Embrace.
Saul Nash has built his brand on the language of movement. Since emerging from London’s dance and performance communities, the designer has consistently challenged the boundaries of menswear, redefining masculinity through clothes that flex, stretch, and respond to the body in motion. His collections exist at the intersection of sportswear, tailoring, and technical utility, often worn by dancers as naturally as they are by the street with garments designed not just to be seen, but to be felt. At its core, the Saul Nash universe is about freedom of expression, vulnerability, and the emotional intelligence of dress.
For SS26, he leans fully into the power of touch with EMBRACE, a collection rooted in intimacy, gesture, and physical connection. Movement remains central, but it’s softened by a spiritual, subtly hedonistic energy: stretch Henleys cling to the body with asymmetric fastenings that can be undone to reveal skin, compression tops carry a handprint stretched across the chest, and heavyweight ISKO denim is laser-engraved with hazy images of intertwined bodies. Signature kinetic-cut flight jackets, tracksuits, and sport vests return alongside expanded tailoring, including hooded Oxford shirts in water-resistant poplin plaids. Rendered in muted greys, pale yellows, and soft purples, EMBRACE blurs structure and softness, utility and desire. Part one lands January 14, 2026, with further drops arriving throughout the season.
