A palette with depth
There is a particular kind of dressing that autumn calls for. Not louder richer. Not more better considered. Kate & Pippa's Autumn/Winter 2026 collection is built on that instinct: fewer statements, deeper colour, fabrics with enough integrity to carry a woman from a morning in the office to a candlelit table without a single change of clothes.
This is not a collection that shouts. It doesn't need to.
Knitwear, elevated
A knit is only ever as good as its detail, and this season's are considered down to the stitch.
The Aspen Bow Knit takes the most familiar shape in a woman's wardrobe and refines it a bow, placed with restraint, that turns a simple jumper into something worth noticing twice. The Blakely Lace Knit goes further into texture, its lace panelling rendered in a way that reads as evening dressing, even when worn at noon.
The Elba Pearl Knit is the collection's understated centrepiece. Pearl detailing, set against the season's most sophisticated colourway, gives it the kind of quiet luxury that doesn't need announcing — the piece a customer will hold up to the light before she decides to buy it.
And beneath the standout pieces sits the Jesse Knit Jumper the foundation everything else is layered over. Unfussy, considered, built to be worn on repeat without ever looking tired.
View our Autumn/Winter26 Knitwear collection here
Tops with intent
Nothing here is decorative for its own sake. The Barca Top and Bella Band Top are cut close, fitted with purpose, designed to sit as comfortably beneath tailoring as they do worn alone after dark. The Kennedy Top carries a softer hand the kind of piece that turns a plain trouser into an evening look without any further effort required.
View our Autumn/Winter 26 Tops collection here
Dresses for the moments that matter
Occasion dressing, done with restraint. The Dakota Mini Dress brings movement and ease to shorter, lighter-hearted evenings, while the Kimber Midi Dress and Kimi Midi Dress offer something altogether more composed a longer line, a quieter drama, cut to flatter and finished in the season's deepest, most considered tones.
View our Autumn/Winter 26 Dresses collection here
The art of the layer
True luxury is in the layering, and the Dani Cardigan is this season's essential soft-handled, understated, and versatile enough to anchor an outfit or simply finish one. Worn with the Nicks Stripe Trousers, whose fine, subtle print offers just enough interest without ever competing for attention, it becomes the kind of effortless, put-together look that reads as considered rather than styled.
A palette with depth
What holds Autumn/Winter 26 together is restraint in colour as much as in cut. Deep jewel tones plum, mulberry, magenta, burgundy are offset by a foundation of black, navy, beige and cream, giving the collection the kind of tonal depth that photographs beautifully and wears even better. It is a palette built to last the season, not just the launch week.
New pieces are added weekly, each one considered against what's already on the rail an approach that rewards the customer who returns, rather than chasing the one who simply scrolls past.
View our entire Autumn/Winter 26 collection here
To bring the AW26 collection into your store https://kateandpippa.com/pages/become-a-stockist or speak with the wholesale team on +353 1 429 5974.
