For Spring/Summer 2027, Brooks Brothers is giving its most iconic codes a distinctly ’80s, Riviera-inspired refresh. Under Creative Director Michael Bastian, the collection looks to Monaco in the early 1980s, when classic Americana, pop culture, and European resort style collided.
This collection is a confident take on the American summer wardrobe, revisiting signatures the brand has refined for generations; from its iconic OCBD, which Brooks Brothers introduced in 1900, to double-breasted jackets, sack suits, seersucker, madras, critter embroidery, and novelty sweaters. Familiar pieces are styled in unexpected ways, with bold color blocking, playful layering, and an easy mix of menswear and womenswear.
“The real magic ingredient to any Brooks Brothers collection is always going to be how you use these perfect classic items to create your own personal style,” says Bastian, emphasizing the collection’s central idea: that classic doesn’t have to mean predictable.
The season also introduces a limited capsule with upcycling artist Jack Wooster, who reimagines select Brooks Brothers pieces by replacing the sheep in the brand’s famous Golden Fleece logo with his signature barking dog.
With Spring/Summer 2027, Brooks Brothers continues to look backward and forward at once, proving that its heritage is less about preserving the past than finding new ways to make its icons feel relevant now.
