It’s the season of the suit – but not as you know it. This summer, it’s time to loosen up, and lighten up. Think softer tones, relaxed cuts, and breezier organic cotton and linen-infused fabrics. Made for hot days (and nights), our summer suiting ticks off everything from destination weddings to after-work drinks. Where will you be wearing yours?

It’s time to throw out the rule book to give your two-piece some extra mileage this season and make it the backbone of your everyday uniform. Mix and match with confidence to achieve off-duty sophistication – we’re talking blazers over double denim, cargo shorts in lieu of trousers, and swapping in your favourite leather jacket. It’s the tailoring remix.

BEHIND THE SEAMS

Our Senior Menswear Designer for outerwear and tailoring, Juan Monroy, shares some insider knowledge on this season’s suiting, including how it’s skilfully crafted to work for the warmer months and fresh ways to work them into your day-to-day wardrobe – with the signature AllSaints edge.

How was this collection designed to work for summer?

It embraces key tailoring elements that align with both the AllSaints aesthetic and the practical needs of warmer weather. The unstructured construction and minimal canvasing or padding ensure a relaxed, breathable fit – true to AllSaints’ effortless style. Lightweight fabrics like linen, lyocell, and cotton further enhance wearability by promoting airflow and comfort in the heat. The result is tailoring that feels refined yet easy, staying sharp without sacrificing comfort – perfect for the laidback, contemporary look AllSaints is known for.

It’s all about breaking sartorial codes this season – how can you style the suits in a way that feels modern, and a little rebellious?

I love the idea of styling them in a way that feels distinctly AllSaints – pushing traditional tailoring into a rebellious territory. Swapping out a classic shirt for a ribbed vest instantly strips back the formality and adds that raw, undone edge we’re known for. Throw in a western belt and something bolder like the Orla boot or Bloom loafer to keep it grounded but attitude-driven. With suits like the relaxed Orpheus or the slim-cut Bay, swapping trousers for shorts takes it even further – tailored, but totally relaxed. Pairing that with ribbed white socks not only gives a clean, retro-sport finish, but also keeps it feeling intentional and styled.

What makes this collection stand apart from other tailoring?

What sets this tailoring apart is its fusion of classic craftsmanship with a distinctly rebellious AllSaints edge. The wide peak lapels and subtle stab stitching nod to traditional tailoring, but they’re reimagined through a modern, relaxed lens. The fits are looser, more fluid – far from stiff or corporate – bringing a sense of ease and individuality to each piece. There’s also a strong undercurrent of 70s rock influence, think vintage wedding suits with attitude. That reference gives the collection a romantic, offbeat feel that you don’t see in conventional tailoring. It’s not about blending in, it’s about standing out with tailoring that feels effortlessly cool.