TATRAS enters Spring Summer 2026 with focus and intention, drawing from its roots while designing for present-day movement. Established in Italy by a Japanese founder, the brand continues to navigate between cultural reference points, where Japanese technique meets Italian construction. Function sits at the core, not as compromise but as a design tool.
Rather than starting from scratch each season, TATRAS expands on existing ideas. The SS26 collection continues the modular approach the brand has steadily developed. Clothes invite interpretation and layering, allowing wearers to shape their own combinations.
The mood centers on an urban safari, built for movement, exposure, and shifting climates. Hoods and caps offer shelter. Graphic two-piece sets twist the idea of camouflage into a visual language. Jersey plays a flexible role, serving as either outer layer or foundation. Draped jodhpur trousers and sharply tailored tops add shape without rigidity.
Material choices follow that logic. TATRAS selects fabrics with grit and texture, washed herringbone cotton, treated nylon taffetas, and satin with a worn finish suggest garments shaped by time and weather. Japanese textile traditions surface throughout. Color stays grounded: Khaki, Sand, and Navy Blue dominate, with flashes of Vivid Green applied sparingly.
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To present the collection, TATRAS partnered with Mehdi Dakhli on spatial design and Ed Davenport on sound. The setting inside Palais de Tokyo creates tension between structure and quiet. Industrial surfaces meet minimal interventions. A Shoji screen divides the space. Yakisugi wood benches surround a small reflective pond, where a single white tree stands. Its bark, painted in pale white, references both Japanese symbolism and the idea of renewal. Each element mirrors the collection’s balance.
