The relationship between Loro Piana and nature is of utmost importance for the luxury brand, which celebrated lands close to its history and its precious fibers for fall 2025.
The journey the company embarked on this season started in Argentina, passed through the Scottish Highlands and landed in New Zealand and Australia, the home of its merino wool.
The refined wardrobe of the Loro Piana traveler followed suit through looks that were treats for both the eye and the hand with their nonchalant sophistication and top-notch fabrications, their softness too tempting not to touch.
Embroidered double cashmere jackets paired with a matching full skirt or gaucho pants tucked into leather boots had Argentinian echoes and was a recurrent silhouette in the collection.
The equestrian reference was reinforced in looks that winked to the British countryside and that one could easily picture the royals in. From the Maremma jacket hailing from Loro Piana’s archives and made extra-comfortable with wool inserts to quilted hunting jackets and parkas, the outdoorsy proposition flanked the overall polished tailoring, which also included relaxed suits, collarless jackets and tuxedos tweaked into quilted silk versions or featuring cashmere lapels.Â
But as always at Loro Piana, texture spoke louder than shape, with cheviot, cashmere, silk, cash melton and merino wool rendered in earthy colors. In its constant pursuit of excellence when it comes to fibers and textiles, the company also introduced the Royal Lightness yarn and fabric, developed by a team after two years of research and showcased at the brand’s presentation in a special installation with an artisan at work.
The former mixes Mulberry silk and the finest merino wool into an ultra-fine sheen thread, the latter is a lightweight double-sided blend of 21-denier organzino silk with 15-micron cashmere. New tools in Loro Piana’s expert hands that promise to satisfy its ever-demanding target customer.
