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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK

SPRING/SUMMER 2027 COLLECTION

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THE Event

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THE Story

THE Story


On the opening day of New York

Fashion Week, Thursday September

10th, Brooks Brothers presented our

Spring/Summer 2027 collection. For

more than two centuries, Brooks Brothers

has helped shape the way America

dresses, introducing and popularizing

many of the wardrobe essentials that

have become indelible icons of

American style. At Radio Park, a hidden

rooftop greenspace above Rockefeller

Center, that vision came into focus.


On the opening day of New York

Fashion Week, Thursday September

10th, Brooks Brothers presented our

Spring/Summer 2027 collection. For

more than two centuries, Brooks Brothers

has helped shape the way America

dresses, introducing and popularizing

many of the wardrobe essentials that

have become indelible icons of

American style. At Radio Park, a hidden

rooftop greenspace above Rockefeller

Center, that vision came into focus.

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The Spring/Summer 2027 collection revisits the signatures Brooks Brothers has spent generations refining: the famous OCBD (the button-down collar shirt that Brooks Brothers invented in 1900). Double-breasted jackets and sack suits. Seersucker, madras, critter embroidery, novelty sweaters.... Icons that have long formed the foundation of the American summer wardrobe are here with fresh energy and new relevance.

The collection draws inspiration in part from Monaco in the early 1980s, when pop culture, classic Americana and Riviera style cross-pollinated in an interesting international way. The women’s looks pull from the same styling codes as the men’s -completely fluid and easy.

Throughout the collection, there is a confidence rooted in Brooks Brothers’ unique place in both fashion and America’s history. For us, heritage isn’t only something to preserve, it’s also something to build upon.