Dunhill’s Autumn/Winter 2025 Collection Celebrates Archive Inspirations and the Art of English Wardrobing
Rooted in the legacy of English classicism, Dunhill's AW25 collection explores the elegance of heritage patterns, archival inspirations, and masterful craftsmanship.

Under the creative vision of Simon Holloway, dunhill’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection continues to explore the hallmarks of English classicism and casual elegance. This season, Holloway draws inspiration from the athletic elegance of the English Drape suit, a 1930s innovation by London tailor Fredrick Scholte and a favorite of the Duke of Windsor. The collection reflects the Duke’s stylistic influence, blending sporting grace with sartorial sophistication.
The collection opens with a showcase of noble camel hair, presenting topcoats in shades from pale blonde to classic gold. These pieces, crafted in single- and double-faced versions, include tailored balmacaans paired with coordinating blazers and wide-wale corduroys. The interplay between rakish ensembles and regimental designs is evident in navy Melton peacoats and bridge coats adorned with burnished brass buttons, celebrating the duality of an Englishman’s wardrobe.










Informal formality takes center stage with refined outerwear layered over substantial sweaters, heritage-stitched knitwear, and subtly patterned shirts. The collection’s tailoring, a core tenet of the House, features formal chalk-striped suits complemented by immaculate double-face topcoats in charcoal grey and navy.
Holloway’s commitment to archival inspiration is evident in updated iterations of the House’s iconic car coats. These are reimagined in charcoal grey suede shearling, fine wool whipcord, and an elevated double-faced ebony French lambskin with a cashmere tartan lining. A standout piece is a charcoal suede blazer with an inner face of fine wool cashmere tweed, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship at the heart of the collection.
Playful hedonism surfaces in expressive looks such as tattersall blazers paired with citrine cords and heather blue shirts. For daywear, the richness of winter is embodied in Donegal tweeds clashing against velvet, while British windowpanes, gun club, tattersall, and glen-check patterns adorn blazers, car coats, and driving jackets. These are layered with rugged yet refined cashmere overshirts and fine knitwear, creating a harmonious balance of textures.






The collection concludes with Tyrol-inspired pieces, featuring a cavalry twill driving jacket with carved horn buttons and a gentlemanly Loden coat modernized by its double-face construction. An alpine green blazer paired with a felt fedora and black cotton cashmere selvedge denim captures a rustic yet sophisticated charm.
Eveningwear remains a cornerstone of the House’s DNA. Smoking jackets in tie-print motifs — including the House paisley, medallions, and neats — are crafted from velvet, ancient madder silk, and wool twill. These are paired with clashing silk accessories, adding an artful eccentricity to British style. Black-tie options range from opulent tartan suits to classic lounge suits in black velvet, midnight blue, and barathea, showcasing 131 years of tailoring expertise.
Footwear and accessories complement the collection with innovation and artistry. The Davies hybrid sneaker debuts in fresh tones like stone, opium, and golden brown. The Made-in-England capsule expands with tasselled and strap loafers in oak patina calf, black, and chocolate suede. For evening, a Cypher Needle jacquard Grecian slipper is offered in rich hues of midnight, deep green, black, and burgundy.
Leather goods remain a focal point, with new fabrications enhancing the ‘Century’ family of accessories. Classic and nubuck alligator pieces include a capacious grey holdall, while playful yet functional additions like eyewear holders, Airpod cases, and watch sleeves showcase dunhill’s dedication to craftsmanship and modern utility.





