The collections behind AUTUMN/WINTER 26 ready to wear

Every Scabal season begins in the same place: the loom. Long before a jacket takes shape or a suit is cut, a fabric is chosen — for its hand, its weight, its behaviour under light. Of this season's collections, three stand out in ready-to-wear. Mistral, rich in texture and comfortable to wear through every kind of winter day. Freestyle, structured enough for the office and relaxed enough for the evening after it. And Cascade, built on checks, with the warmth of a heavier cloth but none of the weight.

What follows is a closer look at each — and the pieces they have become.

  • MISTRAL

  • FREESTYLE

  • CASCADE

1 of 3

MISTRAL

Mistral takes a different approach to winter: texture first. It's rich to the touch and easy to wear, with options light enough for milder days and others built for real winter warmth — so there's a jacket suited to whatever the season brings.

Its palette runs through beige, blue, grey and brown — deliberately understated, forming patterns that are distinctive without being loud. Look closely and the depth is in the weave, not the colour — the kind of jacket that only gets better with wear.

Freestyle

Refined textures, rich seasonal tones and distinctive patterns define Freestyle. Structured enough for the office, light enough to wear straight into the evening after it — this is tailoring built for movement, not just for standing still.

The palette moves through beige, grey, blue and brown, giving the season's depth without ever feeling heavy to wear.

CASCADE

Cascade is built around a single idea: the check, done properly. It holds its shape and keeps out the cold without ever feeling heavy on the shoulder — a jacket you can wear all day and still look sharp come evening.

The palette runs through blue and brown, light to deep, with a clean, precise finish that makes each check stand out.

Mistral, Freestyle and Cascade are three fabrics among many this season. The full Autumn/Winter 26 ready-to-wear collection awaits.