COS’s Fall/Winter 2026 Collection Just Dropped—and It’s Available to Shop Now

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Fashion shows can be such a tease—show me something I want, then tell me I have to wait until next season—but Sunday’s unveiling of COS’s fall/winter 2026 collection averts that problem with its see-now, buy-now availability.

Yesterday afternoon, at WSA in the Financial District, the London-based brand put on its fifth consecutive New York Fashion Week show and contended with more than a few PETA protesters. It featured 47 looks, both womenswear and menswear, for a collection that feels unmistakably autumnal. Suede, fringe, herringbone, and leather make the base. The brand stuck to its signatures, not straying from ever-neutral palettes. The collection is built on cool-toned gray, navy, black, and brown, accented by regal purple.

The show notes describe the collection as a dialogue between “corporate modernism and 1920s decadence,” balancing starkness and romanticism in a way that only COS can. Characteristically, it relies on tailoring to do so. Art Deco influences come through via Roaring ’20s-inspired draping and drop waists. Texture plays a major role throughout. Double-sided cashmere, a little luxury, meets sophisticated wrap silhouettes. Maxi hemlines are complemented by cinched waists; pleats offer structure, while floral embroidery brings an element of delicacy.

In womenswear, the collection aims to execute the elusive concept of day-to-night versatility. Foundational outerwear and coordinated separates lend themselves to the notion of a capsule wardrobe. Irregular hems and raw-cut leather add a subtle undoneness.

Finally, leather bags and loafers serve to accessorize the ensembles. Select pieces from the show are available to shop now in store and at cos.com. Limited quantities will continue to drop throughout the season. Shop our edit below.