Hackett Nº14 Savile Row Returns for A/W26 with a collection that favours ease over formality.

Hackett’s Nº14 Savile Row line returns this Autumn/Winter with a collection that celebrates refined proportions, luxurious fabrics and an understated approach to British elegance. Quiet confidence runs through it, much like the man fronting the campaign. David Gandy, the brand’s ambassador, has a way of wearing British style that never looks forced, which makes him a natural fit.

The campaign was shot around London and Richmond Park, with Gandy set against the city’s architecture and skyline. The result felt like a conversation between the old and the new: heritage on one side, the pace of the capital on the other.

There’s a hint of the golden age of travel in the mood, the kind of grand rail journeys and elegant European layovers you’d picture from another era. It’s a suggestion rather than a theme, and the clothes themselves stay firmly modern, built for the different settings a man moves through in a week.

That flexibility shows mostly in the tailoring. Jackets are unlined and lighter in structure, with softer proportions that feel comfortable without losing their polish. Cashmere and refined blends add texture and depth, and it’s clear the focus has been on how the fabrics feel as much as how they look.

The palette is gentle and muted: crisp whites, mid-chambray blues and dusty greens, with burgundy stepping in as the standout shade for a bit of warmth.

A relaxed, modern take on tailoring, shaped by the romance of travel and the world of Nº14 Savile Row.