
Rails heads into the country with a wardrobe that still knows its way around town. For its fall-winter 2026 lookbook, the brand casts Matthew Bell against green hills and painted houses, letting the landscape supply the drama while the clothes suggest a reasonably light packing list.
An oatmeal crewneck with a second knit draped around the shoulders sets the tone, softening the outdoor setting with a gesture more often associated with a relaxed lunch. Plaid overshirts and beanies get closer to country staples, though faded jeans keep them rooted in everyday wear.
The same ease extends to a long brown coat, worn open over a white T-shirt and loose dark trousers. It is the strongest argument for taking an urban wardrobe out of its usual surroundings, with the coat’s length doing most of the dressing up. Even an olive jacket reveals its checked lining as Matthew reclines in the grass. Rails leaves room for a man to enjoy the scenery in clothes he can wear again on Monday.
Rails Fall/Winter 2026



















