Khaite Fall 2026: The Key Pieces to Buy Now
Khaite Fall 2026 is a collection of sculpted leather jackets, black cotton velvet, painterly prints and evening pieces, anchored by the Blake bag family, square-toed Marlene and Petra boots and antiqued Santa Fe jewellery. The season borrows from Orson Welles’ final film, F for Fake, and from the portraiture of the painter Milton Avery, whose influence runs through the Lady Print. At Coveti the Fall 2026 edit runs from $580 for an Emmylou T-shirt to $70,660 for the Cate Bag in Champagne Alligator.
The edit below picks the key pieces in each category, all priced and stocked at Coveti, with a summary table and a FAQ. For the season that came before, see the Khaite Pre-Fall 2026 edit, and for the full brand, the Khaite page at Coveti.
The Fall 2026 mood
Three references shape the season. The first is cinema: the Liv bowtie, the Enid bow brooch and the Frankie floral brooch are all inspired by formal attire and a recurring corsage motif in F for Fake. The second is painting, with a Lady Print on crushed satin inspired by Milton Avery’s portraits. The third is the decorative arts, through a Monkey brooch inspired by the menagerie of François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne. Around them sit the house codes: double-faced wool, nappa lambskin, quintessential Khaite cashmere and Empire hardware. Colour stays tight, with black, charcoal, chocolate, bronze and champagne, lifted by Golden Olive, Cloud Iris, Desert Sand and Red Mahogany haircalf.
Coats and jackets
Outerwear is where Fall 2026 is strongest. The Manston Coat in Charcoal, $7,160, reimagines the trench in softly structured double-faced wool made in Italy, with exterior seams sewn by hand, layered gun flaps and a belt. The Rolon Coat in Black Velvet, $5,960, is a double-breasted coat in cotton velvet, draped to contour the waist. For real cold, the Wilson Caban, $9,510, is nappa lambskin with a curly shearling collar and duck down insulation.
The jackets split between tailoring and leather. The York Jacket with Cord Embroidery, $7,160, reimagines military coats of the 18th and 19th centuries in double-faced crepe, with hand-embroidered cording secured by soutache buttons. The Meko Jacket, $5,400, is a cropped, double-breasted shape inspired by opera capes. In leather, the Sandor Jacket, $10,250, crosses a moto with a bomber and adds a shearling-lined stand collar. The Sarmine Jacket in Black Leather, $9,810, is a shrunken nappa blazer, and the Amelia Jacket, $8,780, is a collared moto with elbow patches. The leather pieces are covered in more depth in the Khaite leather jackets guide.
Dresses, skirts and tops
Evening is a big part of Fall 2026. The Bronte Dress, $10,690, is made in the United States of black cotton velvet, with a draped bustier, a tiered skirt and a cascading bustle. The Dakota Dress, $5,690, is a new take on the tuxedo dress in bonded crepe satin, with sleeves that adjust into a caped effect. Lace returns on the Joelle Dress, $5,960, a slipdress of scalloped Chantilly lace and crushed satin. For day, the Harlin Dress in Charcoal, $4,220, is draped wool-cashmere shirting cinched at the waist, and the Demi Dress, $2,130, is a ribbed, ankle-length knit of wool and silk.
The Lady Print appears on three pieces. The Adara Skirt in Lady Print, $7,160, is a deeply pleated skirt structured with hand-ruched horsehair. The Winton Skirt, $3,490, is the pencil version, and the Goya Top, $3,490, is a relaxed button-up with a cutaway collar. The Goya also comes with a monkey motif, as the Goya Top in Champagne Monkey Embroidery, $4,810. Elsewhere, the Loxley Skirt in Charcoal, $4,370, is a high-waisted pencil skirt in double-faced flannel with a corset-like fit, and the Bonnie Top, $8,630, ties a dramatic Chantilly lace collar at the nape. More skirts are in the Khaite skirts guide.
Knitwear and trousers
Khaite’s cashmere is the backbone of the season. The Eita Cardigan in Biscotti, $6,720, is a fisherman’s rib in lofty Italian cashmere. The Marjorie Cardigan, $3,930, has a stand collar and horn buttons, and the Simone Sweater, $2,870, is the easiest mock neck of the season. Argyle runs through the knits, with the embroidered Timi Embroidery Sweater, $6,720, and the finer Rita Cardigan, $3,930. Every style is covered in the Khaite knitwear guide.
For trousers, the Ryden Pant in Black Velvet, $1,990, sits high on the waist with no pockets, and the Hunter Pant in Black Satin, $2,870, sits lower with a narrow leg. The August Pant, $2,430, is a menswear-inspired pleated trouser in wool-cashmere. Denim comes in through the flared Conforti Jean, $1,100.
Bags
The Blake family leads. It is a flap-front form with Empire hardware, and Fall 2026 offers it in four formats. The Blake Top Handle Bag in Black is $5,250, the Blake Crossbody Bag in Midnight Navy is $6,570, the Blake Long Clutch in Oxblood is $5,100 in box calfskin, and the Blake Nano Bag is $3,630 on a chain strap. Exotic versions climb to $47,140 in alligator.
The Cate Bag in Black Crackle Patent Leather, $7,310, is a framed top-handle bag with a kiss-lock Empire closure. For evening, the Lilith Chain Evening Bag, $6,570, wraps satin in ostrich feathers on an antiqued gold frame. The Lotus returns in seasonal suede, with the Small Lotus Tote in Cloud Iris Suede at $4,370. The Donna Shoulder Bag in Ebano, $4,040, is an east-west suede shape with tubular handles. The Khaite bag guide has every model in detail.
Shoes and boots
Boots are square-toed and pull-on. The Marlene Knee-High Boot in Black Leather, $3,020, is an architectural, deconstructed boot in glazed calfskin with gold-toned staples on the outsole. The Petra Knee-High Boot, $3,930, has a straight shaft and stacked block heel in aniline-dyed calfskin. The Ona Knee-High Boot in Chocolate Glazed Leather, $2,400, is designed as the ultimate day boot. The Western-inspired Clive Ankle Boot in Caramel Suede, $2,570, has a snip toe and stacked heel.
For heels, the Colt Pump, $1,990, balances an oxford and a pump with waxed cotton laces, and the Marlene Pump in Red Mahogany Haircalf, $2,280, brings the boot’s staple details to a pump. The Zoe Patchwork Flat, $1,840, is the slipper-like flat of the season. See the Khaite boots guide for sizing and fit, and shop all designer boots.
Accessories and jewellery
Accessories carry the season’s references. The Liv Bowtie in Black Velvet, $1,130, and the Frankie Floral Brooch in Crimson, $750, come straight from F for Fake. The Santa Fe Hoop Earrings in Antique Gold, $1,400, lead the new jewellery, detailed in the Khaite jewellery guide. The Dome Belt in Red Mahogany Haircalf, $1,160, matches the Marlene pump, and the Khaite belts guide covers the rest. The Oliver Peoples 1965C Sunglasses, $970, debuted on the Fall/Winter 2026 runway. Finish with the python Remo Mid Gloves, $2,280, and the felted wool Arlo Clochet Hat, $1,250.
Khaite Fall 2026 key pieces at a glance
| Category | Key piece | Why it matters | Coveti price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coat | Manston Coat | Hand-sewn double-faced wool trench | $7,160 |
| Jacket | York Jacket | Military-inspired cord embroidery | $7,160 |
| Leather | Sandor Jacket | Moto meets bomber, shearling collar | $10,250 |
| Dress | Bronte Dress | Velvet bustier and tiered skirt | $10,690 |
| Skirt | Adara Skirt in Lady Print | The season’s painterly print | $7,160 |
| Knit | Eita Cardigan | Fisherman’s rib Italian cashmere | $6,720 |
| Trouser | Ryden Pant in Velvet | High-waisted, pocketless velvet | $1,990 |
| Bag | Blake Top Handle Bag | Flap-front with Empire hardware | $5,250 |
| Evening bag | Lilith Chain Evening Bag | Ostrich feathers on satin | $6,570 |
| Boot | Marlene Knee-High Boot | Square toe, staple details | $3,020 |
| Pump | Colt Pump | Oxford meets pump | $1,990 |
| Jewellery | Santa Fe Hoops | Antiqued, hollow, lightweight | $1,400 |
| Eyewear | Oliver Peoples 1965C | FW26 runway sunglasses | $970 |
Fall 2026 vs Pre-Fall 2026
Pre-Fall 2026 brought the jade Cyclone pieces, Keefe jewellery, the Berlin belt and whipstitched Benny belts. Fall 2026 goes darker and more formal, with velvet, lace, embroidery and exotic skins, and it adds the Santa Fe and Visage jewellery, the Dome belt in haircalf and python and the Theo waist belt. The two seasons combine well: a Pre-Fall knit with a Fall 2026 velvet trouser is an easy start. Shop the wider edit in women’s coats and designer bags.
Buying Khaite Fall 2026 at Coveti
Every piece is authenticated and ships worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured to 110% of its value. Most regions are Delivered Duty Unpaid, so import duties are payable on arrival. Unused pieces with the Coveti tag attached can be returned within 14 days, while jewellery and sale items are final sale. Exotic skins such as python and alligator may not ship to every region. Sizing help is in the Khaite size guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the Khaite Fall 2026 collection?
Khaite Fall 2026 centres on leather jackets, velvet coats and trousers, lace and velvet evening dresses, the painterly Lady Print, argyle and cable cashmere knits, the Blake bag family, square-toed Marlene and Petra boots and antiqued Santa Fe jewellery.
What inspired Khaite Fall 2026?
The product copy points to Orson Welles’ final film F for Fake, the portraiture of the painter Milton Avery and the whimsical menagerie of the artists Francois-Xavier and Claude Lalanne.
What is the Khaite Lady Print?
The Lady Print is a painterly print on crushed satin inspired by the portraiture of Milton Avery. At Coveti it appears on the Adara Skirt, the Winton Skirt and the Goya Top.
What are the key Khaite bags for Fall 2026?
The Blake family leads, in top handle, crossbody, long clutch and nano formats, alongside the Cate Bag, the Lilith Chain Evening Bag, the Donna Shoulder Bag and the Lotus tote in new suedes.
How much is Khaite Fall 2026 at Coveti?
Prices at Coveti run from $580 for the Emmylou T-Shirt to $70,660 for the Cate Bag in Champagne Alligator. Much of the ready-to-wear sits between $2,000 and $10,000.
What is the difference between Khaite Pre-Fall and Fall 2026?
Pre-Fall 2026 brought the jade Cyclone pieces, Keefe jewellery and the Berlin belt. Fall 2026 is darker and more formal, with velvet, lace, embroidery, exotic skins and the new Santa Fe and Visage jewellery.