FALL/WINTER 25-26

The shirt takes centre stage, both as an archetype and a form in evolution. An essential piece rich in cultural significance, it is explored in all its varied expressions: classic and sophisticated, laid- back, sometimes romantic, or even a blend of all these nuances. It transcends traditional boundaries, becoming the focal point of Tasch's winter wardrobe and the foundation for pieces that reinterpret its design.From this vision, the Fall/Winter 25-26 collection is born, where sartorial tradition and innovation come together in a multifaceted aesthetic. Soft lines flow smoothly over the body, contrasted with more structured volumes, while the varying weights and textures of the fabrics create a dynamic balance of harmony and irregularity. The materials, sustainable and carefully selected from dead stock and supply chain leftovers, include cottons, silks, and comfort wools, offering versatility tailored to the needs of contemporary life. Constantly reimagined, the shirt becomes a full-colour silk mini dress or a blazer. Classic shirting fabrics sometimes serve as contrasting inserts, or echo in striped patterns that enhance the natural movement of the pieces. The shirt design also inspires outdoor garments: two reversible cabans, one cropped and one maxi, which combine double-faced wool and water-repellent cotton canvas in an innovative structure. To complete the collection, wide trousers and wrap skirts in both solid colours and patterns offer endless possibilities for coordinated or contrasting combinations, creating a mix-and-match game that always allows for personal reinterpretation.