Outerwear

Paul & Shark's Autumn/Winter 2026 men's outerwear speaks a language of heritage and innovation, told through the advertising campaign set within the sculptural spaces of Casa Taller Corberó and shot by Charlotte Lapalus, where the geometry of the location meets the softness of the fabrics. The technical heart of the offer is the Typhoon world, a universe of fabrics that integrate a high-performance, sustainable membrane between carefully selected materials, creating an invisible barrier against wind and water while maintaining breathability and comfort: within it coexist different weights and constructions, up to the pinnacle represented by Typhoon Platinum, which combines a soft, ultra-light microfiber with the membrane for a superior balance of performance and elegance, starring in the field jacket with Aqualeather suede details. The season's absolute icon — and a tribute to the brand's fiftieth anniversary — is The Paolo Blouson, a homage to founder Paolo Dini, reissued in pure cashmere, waterproof and wind-resistant, embellished with knitted details. Alongside it, the True Peacoat is renewed in Chevron wool with Alcantara® details, while a rich array of field jackets and overshirts explores cashmere and wool, together with linen for milder days. The bomber family ranges from water-resistant Aqualeather suede to a wool-cashmere blend, up to the puffer, also offered in a suede version. The wardrobe is completed by cashmere down jackets, the puffer with knit and leather trims, the padded pinstripe wool gilet, and the 150'S wool coat. The style of the outerwear speaks of relaxed tailoring, made of balanced volumes and structured silhouettes that soften into fluid proportions, often the protagonists of monochromatic looks or layered with the knitwear beneath. The color palette alternates the grey of a quiet luxury with warm, enveloping tones such as cognac, caramel and dark chocolate, moving into more sophisticated tonal plays of navy blue and sage-grey, with Paul & Shark's unmistakable blue running through the season as a constant thread.