The Winter Lookbook
By Drake's
Oct 31, 2025
The clocks go back. It gets dark earlier. Gold and brown leaves accumulate in trees and sprinkle the pavements. The temperature drops degree by degree as the days get shorter. And yet there’s joy to be found in the changing seasons: the excuse to layer up, to enjoy the comfort of shearling or the heavy reliability of an overcoat.
This winter we’re trying to keep as warm as possible, enjoying dressing up and the pops of colour that enliven the wintry mood, whether that’s a red sock, an orange Casentino fleece, or a clash of texture or print. But we’re also relishing those bright winter days, when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold, and when you can still slip on just a blazer, perhaps with a cashmere jumper or Fair Isle scarf thrown over your shoulders, just in case the mood requires.
We’re also renewing our collaborations and curated ranges from Rocky Mountain Featherbed, Chamula, and Elmer, offering a wide selection of pieces to prepare you for whatever the weather throws at you.
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