Wax London has been making fabric-led menswear out of London since 2015, and Autumn ’26 is the season where the sourcing does the talking. The headline is the Felix jean, cut in Japanese selvedge from the Kaihara mill in Hiroshima, the first time Wax has worked with selvedge at all. Next to it is a new double-faced cloth, check on one side and plain on the other, used on the Hamblin and Stan coats.
Everything else sits in brown, plum, burgundy and charcoal with the odd flash of red. The canvas Mason Jacket returns in new colourways, the Healey Chore arrives in vintage denim, and the Gower Gilet joins the range in three winter checks. Knitwear runs to brushed and fluffy yarns on the Walker and Tristan cardigans, and the trousers get a new wider-leg Piper. The Navarino Mac is back too, which is worth knowing if you like a bit of brand history: it’s a rework of the first thing Wax ever made.
The campaign, ‘An Ode to London’, sets Wordsworth’s ‘Composed upon Westminster Bridge’ over footage of the city. A London brand quoting a 224-year-old poem about how good London looks in the morning. We’ll allow it.
Key Information
Launches | 1 September 2026, with a second drop later in the season
Prices | £17 to £495
Stockists | Berwick Street, Covent Garden and Spitalfields, plus online
For more information | waxlondon.com
