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Most common fabrics at London Fashion Week SS26 menswear: twill (42.7%), jersey (20.8%) and poplin (17.8%). Biggest risers: leather (6.5% → 9.6%), satin (6.9% → 9.6%) and jersey (18.4% → 20.8%).

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Updated October 2, 2026

Top 3 of 8 fabrics

Ranked by share of looks.

Natasha Zinko, SS26 menswear, Twill, look 29

Twill

42.7% of looks · −0.8 pts
Ashish, SS26 menswear, Jersey, look 3

Jersey

20.8% of looks · +2.4 pts
Nanushka, SS26 menswear, Poplin, look 4

Poplin

17.8% of looks · −2.4 pts

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Rank, share of looks and change for the other 5 fabrics

This preview shows the numbers for the top three. Each trend below has its own page.

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Fabrics in the press

28 of the articles we read on London menswear discuss its fabrics. Named most: leather (17 articles), jersey (9 articles) and satin (4 articles). Each trend page sets the reports next to its numbers.

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

  1. Wallpaper* · Sep 20, 2025 · Season review

    The standout shows of London Fashion Week S/S 2026
    • Leather: Aaron Esh combined old couture finery with East End leather craft; Burberry showed hot-pink leather jackets.
    • Satin: Aaron Esh built Harrington jackets from lustrous satins.
    • Muslin: Paolo Carzana stained silks and paper-thin muslins with mottled natural dyes in indigo, moss and orange.

  2. Vogue · Oct 14, 2025 · Show review

    Simone Rocha Spring 2026 Menswear Collection
    • Poplin: A poplin shirt carried broderie anglaise frills, echoing the pillowcase bag from the womenswear show.
    • Satin: Workwear pieces included a chintzy pink silk-satin quilt, alongside undyed and washed indigo denim.
    • Twill: Simone Rocha made a trench coat and shorter jacket in gabardine.

  3. WWD · Sep 21, 2025 · Show review

    Aaron Esh Spring 2026: Small Circle, Tight Designs
    • Leather: Leather pants appeared in large numbers, and a long overcoat had leather trim.
    • Satin: Suits made without a sewing machine had satin strips set into the lining.

  4. WWD · Sep 21, 2025 · Show review

    Natasha Zinko Spring 2026: Hungover and Hot
    • Leather: Tommy Cash opened the show in a leather outfit decorated with bright yellow snakeskin.
    • Satin: An overcoat in satin carried a cigarette print among the reworked wardrobe staples.

  5. Grazia · Sep 8, 2025 · Season review

    Here Are All The Highlights From London Fashion Week S/S ’26
    • Leather: Aaron Esh paired double-breasted suits with skinny leather trousers.
    • Jersey: Oscar Ouyang showed broad-shouldered tops in knit and jersey.

  6. Man About Town · Sep 23, 2025 · Season review

    The London Fashion Week SS26 Menswear Lowdown
    • Leather: Aaron Esh leather trousers were cut in east London and stamped with a pass motif.
    • Parachute: Kent & Curwen cinched nylon parkas at the waist.

Rising and fading

Change in share of looks against SS25.

All 8 fabrics, ranked

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SS26 menswear London fabrics in full

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Share of looks per fabric Every look behind each fabric, by designer and city
Rising and fading, top 3 All 8 fabrics, with every sort
– Combinations with colors, fabrics and details
Snapshot as of the last update Updated as each show is analyzed
– Moodboards, concepts and tech packs from the same looks

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Questions

What are the Spring 2026 fabric trends at London Fashion Week?
By share of looks: twill (42.7%), jersey (20.8%), poplin (17.8%).
Which fabrics are rising for spring 2026?
leather (6.5% → 9.6%), satin (6.9% → 9.6%), jersey (18.4% → 20.8%).
Which fabrics are fading?
poplin (20.2% → 17.8%), parachute (14.2% → 11.9%), twill (43.5% → 42.7%).