
Suede
Care guides|October 2026
Suede is crafted from the underside of leather hides, offering a soft, fuzzy finish. Due to its delicate nature, it is important to properly care for your suede products to extend their lifespan.
Design|September 2026
Few garments have changed as little while remaining as relevant as the peacoat. Worn for more than 300 years, it still fits into everyday wardrobes and has become a classic not just because it's so familiar, but because it continues to be shaped by the people who wear it.
The peacoat is one of our favourite outerwear designs this season. Cut with slightly different proportions for women and men, both versions for Autumn/Winter 2026 share the same name: the Wool-Blend Pea Coat. Seen here on friends and family in Stockholm: Moa, Hugo, Balthazar and Christer.
Moa Bergh is the chef at Kouthoofd Familie Winkel, a wine bar and listening space located on a cobblestone street in Stockholm's Old Town.
Our very own Hugo Bergström Wiik, who heads the menswear department at ARKET, pictured together with his son Balthazar Tyler Wiidh.
Christer Lindebergh helped shape Stockholm's fashion scene through his store Hollywood, which opened in 1974 and became an institution for youth fashion and streetwear.

Care guides|October 2026
Suede is crafted from the underside of leather hides, offering a soft, fuzzy finish. Due to its delicate nature, it is important to properly care for your suede products to extend their lifespan.

Care guides|October 2026
Wool comes in many forms, each with its own distinctive qualities. Naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, wool is also resistant to odours and creasing. Whether merino wool, lambswool, cashmere, mohair or alpaca, all benefit from gentle care.

Care guides|October 2026
Cashmere is one of the rarest wool fibres in the world, renowned for its exceptional softness. With gentle care, cashmere garments can maintain their softness and appearance over time.

Design|September 2026
Few garments have changed as little while remaining as relevant as the peacoat. Worn for more than 300 years, it still fits into everyday wardrobes and has become a classic not just because it's so familiar, but because it continues to be shaped by the people who wear it.