In the fast-paced world of fashion, Tod's once again bet it all on tradition and craftsmanship with its Fall/Winter 2024 menswear collection. The palette is a sophisticated symphony of earthy tones and muted neutrals, reflecting the season's essence. The concept of quiet luxury has been seen all over our social media feeds for quite a while now and doesn’t seem to be going away. That’s precisely what Tod’s excels at. The accent is definitely placed on quality and wearability in this collection featuring simple, razor-sharp cuts in the highest-quality materials. Jackets and trousers are crafted from buttery-smooth leather and paired with sartorial essentials. The carefully selected hues and the focus on everyday “basics” showcase the brand's commitment to creating pieces that transcend fleeting trends.
Following the departure of ex-artistic director Walter Chiapponi to Blumarine, Tod’s is reaffirming the brand's status as a purveyor of timeless style. The brand circled back to its roots throughout this transitional phase and unveiled the PASHMY project: a search for the most exclusive and precious materials allied to the craftsmanship know-how of companies dedicated to maintaining Italian quality standards. Tod's continues to prove that there is an enduring beauty in embracing traditions. Don’t get me wrong, the brand’s staple style is modern and far from feeling nostalgic. The fashion is highly wearable and proves that instilling traditional crafts in a collection isn’t necessarily estranged from capturing the mood of the time – if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, after all.
Words by Marien Brandon