DUSAN

Dusan cuts this jacket from a double-faced wool panno, dense enough to hold a wide, squared line on its own. Notched lapels fall open over patch pockets, the shoulders dropped and the sleeves cut generously wide; there is no fastening, so it wears as a layer rather than a coat. Charcoal keeps the volume sober.

Dusan builds its Iconic sweater from a 2/28 cashmere yarn knitted at a close gauge, so a boxy body holds its shape without weight. The crew neck sits high on a ribbed band, the shoulders drop, and deep ribbed cuffs turn back at the wrist. Burnt orange warms a shape that is otherwise entirely plain.

The Carrot silhouette is one of Dusan's signatures, cut here from soft lambskin nappa rather than the house's usual wool — a high waist gathered on a drawstring, tapering to a cropped, narrow ankle. The leather has a worn matte finish rather than any shine. Charcoal keeps the shape graphic, nearer to tailoring than to a leather trouser.

Dusan's pyjama cut is the easiest shape in the wardrobe: a full elastic waist, no fastening at all, and a leg that falls wide and straight to the floor. The corduroy is a broad wale in pure cotton, with enough pile to catch the light along the ribs. In black the wale reads as texture alone and the shape does the work.

Dusan's pyjama cut is the easiest shape in the wardrobe: a full elastic waist, no fastening at all, and a leg that falls wide and straight to the floor. The corduroy is a broad wale in pure cotton, with enough pile to catch the light along the ribs. Burnt sienna is the warmest tone in the winter line.