Tod’s has unveiled its Spring-Summer 2026 menswear collection with a presentation at Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan. Centred around the brand’s iconic Gommino shoe, the showcase took place within the “Gommino Club”.
Creative Director Matteo Tamburini focused on outdoor living for the season. Pieces featured clean, streamlined silhouettes designed for comfort and ease. Jackets were unstructured, and trousers followed the body’s natural movement.
A key material in the collection is Pashmy, developed through the house’s extensive research using high-quality leathers. Known for its silky softness, Pashmy was used across classic menswear styles such as the bomber jacket, coach jacket and unstructured blazer. Linen appeared in multiple finishes (crepe, satin and a linen-silk blend), contributing to a relaxed yet polished aesthetic, most notably in the newly introduced safari jacket.
The brand also introduced Travel-wool, a specially developed fabric with a soft hand, used in both outerwear and trousers, aimed at combining comfort with functionality, particularly for travel.
The T-Field jacket made a return in a cropped version, reinforcing its modern and contemporary edge.
Footwear placed the Gommino at the centre of the collection once again. The emblematic sole featured across bubble, boat shoe and slipper styles, and extended into loafers and sneakers. One notable addition was the Red Dot, a project defined by a single red Gommino that merges advanced technology with artisanal construction.
The unstructured loafer was a standout piece, presented in Pashmy and nappa leather, and enhanced with a new metal buckle inspired by equestrian saddlery.
In accessories, the collection included the Di Bag Folio tote and a trekking-style backpack made from a mix of Pashmy and canvas. The Greca Belt, blending leather and rope, returned in a wide array of colours.
