Blazé Milano Fall Winter 2026: The Edit and the Pieces to Buy
Blazé Milano Fall Winter 2026: The Edit and the Pieces to Buy
The short answer: Blazé Milano Fall Winter 2026 is a country-tailoring season. It is built on tweed checks in moss green, brown and red, cotton velvet in caramel, black suede and shearling, and a large family of Highland knits in wool and cashmere. The blazer is still the centre of it, but the pieces that feel newest are the outerwear and the knits. Below is the Coveti edit of the season, with the pieces to buy first.
The collection arrives in two drops on the brand’s own site, Pre-Fall 2026 and Fall 2026, and Coveti carries both. Every piece is made in Italy and sized on the house ladder of 00 to IV (UK 4 to UK 14). What follows is grounded in the brand’s own product notes, so the fits, cloths and closures are the real ones.
The season in five ideas
- The tweed check. Amandira, a brown, green and red check, and Olmida, a tonal moss green, run through blazers, a trench, a field jacket and shorts. Wear them as full suits for the most impact.
- Velvet by day. Jealousy Caramel is a rust-brown cotton velvet that turns up on the Gliss Bolero, the Everynight Blazer and the Coci Mini Skirt.
- Suede and shearling. Tatoosh Black is black suede with a shearling interior, on a coat, a reversible gilet and a bolero.
- The Highland knits. A wool and cashmere family (70% wool, 30% cashmere) in camel, navy marino, black, bordeaux and sage, from polos to cardigans.
- Corduroy collars. A contrast brown corduroy collar finishes the Shelley Blazer, the Chausie Trench and the Clelia Jacket, the season’s riding-jacket note.
The ten pieces to buy
1. Chausie Trench in Amandira Green and Red Mix
Oversized and hip length, with a double collar whose brown corduroy top collar and throat latch can be removed, a zip and two-button closure, a chest gun flap and a buttoned back cape. It is cut in pure virgin wool. The brand advises one size down. Shop the Chausie Trench in Amandira Green and Red Mix.
2. Everyday Blazer in Olmida Green Mix
The house double-breasted in a regular, straight cut, here in the moss green check with gold-tone logo buttons. True to size. Pair it with the matching Tinker Shorts in Olmida Green Mix and sheer black tights. Shop the Everyday Blazer in Olmida Green Mix.
3. Hackney Jacket in Olmida Green Mix
A field jacket in a virgin wool and cashmere blend with a removable hood, a drawstring waist, a seven-button and zip closure, shoulder tabs and patch chest pockets. Regular fit. Shop the Hackney Jacket.
4. Shearling Coat in Tatoosh Black
The investment piece of the season: black suede outside, shearling inside, oversized and hip length, with a shawl collar fastened by a loop and button, leather trims and brown leather loden-effect buttons. One size down for a closer fit. Shop the Shearling Coat.
5. Gliss Gilet in Tatoosh Black
Reversible: suede on one side with brown leather buttons, shearling on the other with tortoiseshell-effect logo buttons, and Smiley pockets on both. It goes over a knit, under a coat and over a blazer. Shop the Gliss Gilet.
6. Gliss Bolero in Jealousy Caramel
Cotton velvet in a bomber-cut bolero with a round neck, five tortoiseshell-effect buttons and adjustable two-button cuffs. Oversized, so take one size down. Shop the Gliss Bolero in Jealousy Caramel.
7. Clelia Jacket in Amara Mint
A diamond-quilted cotton jacket in sage green with a brown corduroy polo collar, side tabs, patch pockets and Smiley pockets. The easiest weekend jacket in the line. Wear it with the matching Coci Mini Skirt in Amara Mint and the Sorraia Pants in Amara Mint. Shop the Clelia Jacket.
8. Charmer Blazer in Novalis Dijon
The slim, hourglass double-breasted in a warm olive gold, with black loden-effect buttons. It has a matching Koi Shirt in Novalis Dijon for a tonal look. Shop the Charmer Blazer in Novalis Dijon.
9. Highland Ines Polo Cardigan in Highland Marino
A polo-collared cardigan in wool and cashmere with seven gold-tone logo buttons and ribbed edges, in navy. It is the knit that sits best under a blazer. Shop the Ines Polo Cardigan.
10. The Nala Belt
The accessory of the season: a slim leather belt closed with a buckle shaped like the Smiley pocket. It comes in olive leather with a gold-tone brass buckle, Viva Grape cognac suede and Viva Black suede, both with a tortoiseshell buckle. It is sold by length in centimetres. Browse more designer belts.
The Highland knits, explained
The Highland family is the quiet engine of the collection. Every piece is 70% wool and 30% cashmere, and the shapes are simple: the Highland Polo with four gold-tone buttons, the Polo Army with a stand collar, English rib and three black leather-covered buttons, the Ines Polo Cardigan, the Charmoise V Neck with a tone-on-tone logo, and the relaxed Highland Gilet with a V-neck and five gold-tone buttons. New this drop are the Highland Polo in Highland Camel, the Highland Charmoise V Neck in Highland Camel, the Polo Army in Highland Marino and the Highland Gilet in Highland Marino. For something heavier, the Elfe Racka Roundneck in Sherwood Bordeaux is an Aran cable knit in lambswool and cashmere with three leather-covered buttons on the left shoulder. All the knits fit true to size. Shop the full designer knitwear edit.
How to wear the season
- Full tweed: the Olmida Everyday Blazer with the Olmida Tinker Shorts, sheer black tights and a loafer.
- Tweed and knit: the Amandira Chausie Trench over a camel Highland Polo and the Lundy Pants in Bravado Grey.
- Velvet for evening: the Jealousy Caramel Gliss Bolero over a silk shirt with the matching Coci Mini Skirt.
- Suede weekend: the Tatoosh Gliss Gilet over a navy Polo Army, with jeans and the Nala Belt in Viva Black.
Fit notes for the new pieces
Most of the season fits true to size. The exceptions are the oversized outerwear: the Chausie Trench, the Shearling Coat and the Gliss Bolero, where the brand recommends one size smaller. The model on the brand’s site is 177 cm and wears a size I, a UK 8. For conversions and measurements, read the Blazé Milano size guide.
Keep reading
Choosing a jacket? Our Blazé Milano blazer guide compares every style, and the coats and jackets guide covers the outerwear in depth. Shop the full season on the Blazé Milano page at Coveti, and see designer jackets and designer coats for the wider edit.
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