The ALD Seasonal Uniform.
We will never get tired of Aimé Leon Dore, because every season they find a way to make the formula feel new. For Fall/Winter 2026, Teddy Santis and the New York label are back with a seriously stacked lineup, bringing together everything that makes ALD so recognisable: sharp tailoring, vintage sportswear, collegiate references and a lot of outerwear.
From puffers and heavy jackets to long coats, chore coats and technical shells, the collection feels built for a New York winter, while the styling keeps that polished-but-lived-in attitude that ALD has perfected.
Then there is the technical side, ALD continues its relationship with The North Face, bringing that outdoor influence into a refreshed take like the Heli vest, while GORE-TEX appears across its technical outerwear. The collection mixes puffers, waterproof shells and performance-inspired pieces with much more traditional ALD staples. Alongside the technical gear is a hard lineup of jerseys, rugby shirts, varsity jackets and knitwear, with patterns running from flannel and plaid to stripes and heavier textured knits. It is a lot of references, but that is exactly what makes the collection interesting: everything feels like it could have come from a different corner of New York and still belongs in the same wardrobe.
That mix is especially clear in the styling: rugby shirts and tweed suiting sit alongside quilted vests and orange trail jackets, while plaid scarves and berets share space with beanies and ballcaps in Yankees blue and Knicks orange. One look is all tailored trousers and a long coat, the next is a puffer and jersey, followed by a full technical shell, a leather jacket or an oversized knit. The collection will be available tomorrow 11am ET in-store and online.
PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy from the brand
