For Spring Summer 2026, Huntsman’s Head Cutter and Creative Director Campbell Carey found inspiration not in ornament, but in architecture. The Serpentine Pavilion, rebuilt each year as an exploration of contemporary design, became a point of reference for the season. Its considered geometry, interplay of light and shadow, and clarity of form mirror the foundations of the collection.Architecture and tailoring share a common discipline. Both begin with a framework. Both depend on proportion and restraint. Beauty emerges through the practice of precision rather than decoration alone. This season reflects that philosophy through clean lines, balanced silhouette and cloths chosen for refinement and performance.
“Architecture and tailoring begin in the same place, with structure. For Spring-Summer 2026 I was drawn to the clarity of the Serpentine Pavilion. Its geometry and restraint mirror what we aim to achieve in a Huntsman suit: balance, proportion and purpose.”
Campbell Carey
With a full season of engagements ahead of us, from summer weddings, to business functions and international travel, Campbell Carey has designed three signature suits to answer every occasion. Each explores a distinct expression of modern tailoring: the warmth and versatility of sand cotton, the graphic precision of micro-puppytooth, and the tonal depth of indigo four-point star. Together, they form a considered wardrobe that balances structure with lightness, created in Huntsman’s signature one-button house cut and crafted with hand-made canvases, the trio is designed to answer the demands of a contemporary social calendar.
Open weaves, linen-silk blends and breathable construction are prominent throughout the collection. Two windowpane hopsack blazers and fresco trousers are designed for warmer climates, offering resilience and airflow without compromising style. A palette of stone, sand and cream introduces warmth and versatility, inspired by the great British social calendar; Henley, Wimbledon and Goodwood have informed a collection of versatile jackets and tailored trousers that are sure to become staples in your summer wardrobe.
A brown wool hopsack blazer and grey check safari jacket reinterpret classic forms through tone, texture and proportion, bridging formal and informal dressing. Riviera collar shirts in fine piqué and lightweight cloths, alongside merino-cotton polo knits, offer refined alternatives to traditional shirting. These pieces are designed to sit cleanly beneath tailoring or stand alone with equal confidence. The collection is completed by navy cotton and linen Hollywood trousers, whose clean waistband and higher rise reinforce the season’s emphasis on uninterrupted line, and a new selection of silk cravats, introducing depth of colour and subtle expression.
Spring Summer 2026 presents a wardrobe conceived for movement between city, travel and occasion. Modern in spirit, disciplined in construction and grounded in our house style, it reflects Huntsman’s enduring commitment to quiet authority through considered tailoring.