Rag & Bone’s Robert Geller is just back from Pitti Uomo Fair where he held a presentation, and he says the feedback he got from menswear’s most enthusiastic enthusiasts is that the label is on the right track. They cited the classic suiting and the crochet knit camp shirts as highlights from the spring 2026 season.
It makes sense that Geller would stake his claim at Pitti. This season, the designer cited fashionable mid-century men as an inspiration. “We were looking at the 1950s and you had all of the poets like Jack Kerouac in America, and in Europe you had the teddy boys and the mods and all of these very stylish youths creating their look,” he said. It’s not all that different from the style subcultures you see at Pitti Uomo today—between those who wear three-piece suits and others who go a more casual route with streetwear pieces.
“The double-breasted suit was something I’ve loved from the beginning and we wanted to push—it’s so cool,” Geller explained. “We’ve done suiting in the past, but this feels like a new way to do it.” Geller’s version comes in a wool linen blend that’s just the right amount of casual when paired with a denim shirt, which brings it closer to the reality of the Rag & Bone customer, who may not be prone to wearing a full suit. “When worn with the jacket open, it feels easy without being too uptight,” he said.
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