Spring Summer 2027 Collection

For Spring Summer 2027, Creative Director Simon Holloway continues his character study of British masculine identity, exploring the idiosyncrasies of multifaceted men such as Roger Moore, Lucian Freud and Lord Snowdon, in cinematic style. The collection reflects generations of Englishmen who moved effortlessly in London and beyond. The wardrobe combines precision with personality for a world of yacht decks, summer opera and late dinners under an ever-changing sky.

Ethan James Green’s dunhill catalogue raisonné follows Parker Van Noord through a series of portraits shaped by this narrative. The collection is anchored by the blazer, navy of course, while a gradient of blue sporting coats are cut on the signature dunhill Bourdon block in worsted cashmere panama woven in Huddersfield.

A Navy double-face reefer coat is hand crafted into a piece as handsome as it is exceptional from rare Escorial wool. Elsewhere, a barley-stitch sweater takes its stitch structure from more than a century of dunhill engine-turned metal textures.

Superfine kid mohair and linen tailoring in shades of grey recalls the monochromatic elegance of 1980s London. Scarves are tied with studied nonchalance, while refined leathers and suedes in tones of drab strike a considered tension between heritage, informality and Alfred Dunhill’s enduring obsession with quality. Paired with Heddon suede loafers and seasonal expressions of the Alfred, Century and Duke leather goods collections, they reflect a wardrobe shaped by lived experience and a distinctly British approach to dressing well.

The palette shifts to a more laid-back and playful mood. Underpinned by a uniform of handkerchief linen shirts, high-twist linen tailoring appears in saturated shades of turquoise, navy, ivory and red, alongside slouchy outerwear in sailcloth and suede.

An exceptional archival table lighter, enamelled with playing-card motifs, introduces a discreet spirit of mischief, inspiring a vision of summer evening dressing that feels distinctly dunhill. Lightweight hopsack dinner jackets are appropriated into a high-summer uniform of linen shirts and trousers. Highly specialised silk textiles in navy and ivory, woven as jacquards or printed with playing-card motifs, are tailored into jackets and robes. Subtle evening suits that bring softness to black tie are cut in real silk dupioni, woven on antique looms dating to the 1960s.