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Most common colors at London Fashion Week SS26 menswear: black (32.3%), white (20.8%) and chocolate (16.1%). Biggest risers: charcoal (3.6% → 12.7%), beige twins (5.1% → 11.5%) and chocolate (13.6% → 16.1%).

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Updated October 2, 2026

Top 10 of 10 colors

Ranked by share of looks.

Black 32.3%

19-0303 TCX −26.5 pts

White 20.8%

17-4919 TCX −0.5 pts

Chocolate 16.1%

19-1214 TCX +2.6 pts

Charcoal 12.7%

19-0205 TCX +9.1 pts

Beige Twins 11.5%

13-4308 TCX +6.4 pts

Steel 10.6%

14-1323 TCX +1.5 pts

Smoke 10.2%

12-4806 TCX −2.2 pts

Sand 7.9%

16-1260 TCX +2.1 pts

Taupe 7.2%

12-0908 TCX +1.9 pts

Nordic Blue 7.0%

12-5806 TCX +1.4 pts

Colors in the press

8 of the articles we read on London menswear discuss its colors. Named most: white (5 articles), black (4 articles) and charcoal (2 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

  1. Cent Magazine · Sep 18, 2025 · Season review

    London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2026, New Trends For You
    • Charcoal: Lueder's palette ran from sunburnt reds and dusty teals to charcoal and camo.
    • Black: Aaron Esh stayed in noir shades, favouring craft and elegance over maximalism.
    • Sand: Oscar Ouyang included sandy khaki among the natural colours of his feather-decorated collection.

  2. WWD · Sep 22, 2025 · Show review

    Jawara Alleyne Spring 2026: Joy in the Carnival Comedown
    • Black: The palette was strict black and white, brightened by neon pink, green and orange.
    • White: White paired with black formed the base palette, with neon accents added.

  3. WWD · Sep 21, 2025 · Show review

    Aaron Esh Spring 2026: Small Circle, Tight Designs
    • Black: A long black overcoat was among the pieces for the youthful, moody, skinny crowd.
    • White: Aaron Esh gave Ned Sims a white suit jacket to wear with his own white T-shirt.

  4. Office Magazine · Sep 25, 2025 · Season review

    Backstage at London Fashion Week SS26
    • Charcoal: Charlie Constantinou began with charcoals that moved through maroon to taupe and khaki, then violet and sky blue.
    • Taupe: Taupe was one stage in the show's colour shift.

  5. Numéro Netherlands · Sep 21, 2025 · Season review

    LONDON FASHION WEEK SPRING/SUMMER 2026: DAY 3
    • Black: Toga ran black through women's and menswear, with white, orange and red accents and silver hardware.
    • White: Toga paired white with black across women's and menswear.

  6. WWD · Sep 20, 2025 · Show review

    Di Petsa Spring 2026: A Love Letter to Greece
    • White: White T-shirts and dresses carried slogans, and the prints used classic Greek blue and white.

Rising and fading

Change in share of looks against SS25.

All 10 colors, ranked

This preview shows the top three of each list.

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SS26 menswear London colors in full

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Questions

What are the Spring 2026 color trends at London Fashion Week?
By share of looks: black (32.3%), white (20.8%), chocolate (16.1%), charcoal (12.7%), beige twins (11.5%), steel (10.6%), smoke (10.2%), sand (7.9%), taupe (7.2%), nordic blue (7.0%).
Which colors are rising for spring 2026?
charcoal (3.6% → 12.7%), beige twins (5.1% → 11.5%), chocolate (13.6% → 16.1%).
Which colors are fading?
black (58.8% → 32.3%), smoke (12.4% → 10.2%), white (21.3% → 20.8%).