Burgundy knitwear and a flash of red give COS’ fall edit an appetite for color, even as the brand returns to the foundations of a seasonal wardrobe. Tommaso Zana and Lucien Le Nevé wear outerwear and sweaters that establish the character of an outfit, with everyday denim making their usefulness apparent.
There is something appealingly traditional about the emphasis on textured knitwear, especially when COS allows it a little exuberance. Red works its way through the layers, intensifying the fuzzy argyle and drawing attention to the shirt beneath it. The sweater becomes the starting point for dressing, with color connecting the layers as closely as their fit.
The outerwear extends that softness to more formal dressing. A jacket’s textured collar warms up the shirt and tie, while fine knitwear relaxes the brown tailoring. The appeal is in how casually it all comes together, a tie treated with the same nonchalance as a pair of jeans.
COS Fall 2026 Edit
The emphasis on texture continues in COS’ fall 2026 cashmere story, which brings the knitwear into closer focus.
