For Winter 26, Caleb Paris takes inspiration from the classroom. Not the one with uniforms, but the one where the jock, the nerd, the valedictorian, and the popular kid meet, interact, and borrow each other's clothes. Everyone dresses in their own way, but nothing belongs to a single identity.

The collection revisits collegiate and workwear codes through mixing and transmission. Tartan overshirts, pinstripe trousers, raw-edge Western shirts, denim and fleece with house washes, aviator jackets in aged leather and shearling, fluffy knitwear in solids or khaki-blue gradients. A contrasting square button, a discreet signature, runs throughout the entire collection.

Double constructions are found everywhere, like clothes passed from one silhouette to another. Nothing is fixed. Everything seems worn, borrowed, exchanged. Winter 26 imagines a nomadic class, without hierarchy or cliques, shaped by what is shared.