Kith Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear

For winter, Ronnie Fieg continued building upon the “return to classic Kith,” that he presented on the runway back in September. It’s a more mature and considered offering this season, and not just because the lookbook opens with Fieg himself wearing a tobacco brown double-breasted suit—with matching tonal shirt and tie—from the brand’s ongoing Giorgio Armani collaboration. (Get this on Jeremy Strong, stat!) Fieg relishes the winter collections because he can really indulge in his love for fabrics and layering, and this season was no exception, with an emphasis on blown-up takes on classic textures like bouclés and chain stitches, and workhorse fabrics that deceive the eye, like a tightly knit felted terry used for a very ’80s oversized cropped sweatshirt with a cropped fit, or a patchwork suede and leather jacket that was actually faux but had the perfect worn-in patina of a vintage piece. A spectacular felted wool suit with a boxy, cropped double-breasted jacket and creased pants had the artful drama of a Beuys but made for every-day. A pair of herringbone trousers had a soft drape and a slightly stiff hand that made them one of the standout pieces of the collection.