
Massimo Dutti’s latest collection addresses the week without committing to a single dress code. The Spanish brand imagines a man whose clothes need to keep up with a busy schedule, moving from work and dinner to weekend dressing. Henry Kitcher steps into a wardrobe designed to accommodate a changing calendar.
Tailoring provides the foundation, with relaxed suits and blazers joining fine knits, button-down shirts, and denim. Elsewhere, wide trousers make for simple pairings with a cable-knit cardigan and crew necks, while a leather jacket takes the same straightforward approach to jeans. It’s a wardrobe for a man whose calendar changes more often than his style.
Massimo Dutti “The Loft”




















Massimo Dutti set the tone for fall-winter 2026 with an outing fronted by French model Clément Chabernaud.





