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14/09/26
The Menswear edit
The top trends for Autumn-Winter 2026; shop them once you’ve brushed up your styling know-how with our handy guide.
If you’re wondering what to wear this season, we’ve got you covered with our Autumn-Winter 2026 trend guide. Featuring designer inspiration and practical ways to style the looks for your lifestyle, peruse trends such as checks and utility details, then head in-store to enjoy 60%* off hero pieces.
Utility Core
This year’s utility trend.
Look like a nature-lover even if you’re more comfortable in the city with Autumn-Winter 2026’s take on utility dressing. We’re talking multi pockets, earthy tones of khaki, beige and rainy blue, and the latest tech fabrications. White Mountaineering, Ralph Lauren and more gave us plenty of styling options down the catwalk: mid-length bubble coats over cargo trousers, zip-up jackets with casual chinos and hiking boots. Avoid graphic prints; stick to solid colours and move into your new era of layering. Add a designer wool beanie and have your waterproof jacket to hand so inclement weather has nothing on you.
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Code Red
Red gets its due for Autumn-Winter 2026.
Let Red dominate your autumn/winter wardrobe with new-in coats, casual trousers, cardigans and tailoring. Seen everywhere from Amiri to Louis Vuitton, the flexible trend works shades of scarlet, vermillion, burgundy and crimson. You can layer it up if you’re feeling experimental, or ground it with black separates for street-ready vibes. Invest in knitwear and tailoring for classic gentleman appeal, or work with a hero piece like a bright red shirt that never fails to make a good impression. For a sportier take, try tonal red sneakers and backpacks.
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The Longline Look
High standards, long lengths.
Long lengths are here find this menswear trend at McArthurGlen [CENTRE] Designer Outlet now. We researched the fashion shows for you, and the silhouette to note is the longline coat. Of course, it will protect you from the elements this season, but it also cuts a stylish shape over suits or casualwear. Contrast a traditional colour palette of classic neutrals and navy with a modern oversized fit. Structured shoulders and double-breasted designs balance the length. Add boots and an umbrella and you’re good to go.
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