Yves Salomon Homme: the Fall-Winter 2025 collection celebrates timeless elegance, combining outerwear spirit, traditional know-how and natural materials.
For the Fall-Winter 25/26 season, Yves Salomon Homme imagines a new horizon where artisanal know-how and contemporary allure, urban spirit and naturalness are boldly combined.
Drawing on the DNA of the house, this wardrobe has been designed to meet contemporary requirements
of a man in search of functional elegance and refined comfort. The exceptional work on materials (leather, wools, nylon, fur, etc.) invites a unique sensory exploration, between rich textures and an enveloping color palette. The French artisanal tradition is displayed in
timeless pieces, prioritizing quality, durability and a style that goes beyond fleeting trends.
The Yves Salomon Men's wardrobe gains in depth, deploys a new balance, and invites us to redefine everyday luxury. Reflecting an assertive modernity that never forgets its roots, the House's flagship materials, such as fur and leather,
are the subject of an increasingly sustainable approach, calling on innovation to respond to and anticipate ethical expectations and environmental requirements
of today.
At the heart of the history of Maison Yves Salomon, leather is making a majestic appearance this season, through skins
light and supple lambskin, ideal for combining modernity and comfort. The glazed calfskin, with its unique reflections and impeccable finishes, cultivates
in turn the codes of masculine chic. At the heart of Yves Salomon's spirit of innovation, leather bonded to a houndstooth jacquard fabric is a
marker of the season, mixing contrasting textures, sartorialist spirit and modernity.
Sheepskin and optical illusions
An absolute benchmark of the House, sheepskin comes in all its forms and formats, as removable or reversible linings, coat trims, and as separate garments. Whether curled or stiff on coats and vests, here it is available in suede, silky or delicately patinated versions, addingu nprecedented depth to the pieces. Innovative shaving techniques allow to create surprising illusions, whether it is corduroy or the moiré effects of astrakhan. Cleverly playing on opposites, the versions with long hair cultivates a mood as wild as it is cozy.
The new cult of naturalness
Technical pieces in reversible mink and nylon merge luxury, sportswear and bring
a modern and versatile touch, without forgetting more traditional pieces in sheared mink, illustrating the know-how and tradition of the House.
Astrakhan and lynx continue this exploration of luxurious and varied materials, worked in a consistently discreet spirit.
Traditional woolens
The traditional woolens of the men's wardrobe - tweed, herringbone - are worked in timeless coats and jackets, combining the strength of the silhouette with the refinement of the cuts and details.Double-sided cashmere, with its sumptuous texture and extreme lightness, gives a rare softness and elegance to the season's coats.
The House continues its work around military and utilitarian influences, subtly declined
in models with interiors made of fur or sheepskin, combining functionality and extreme comfort.Down jackets, both urban and refined, remain essential, whether in nylon or wool Loro Piana, combining performance, technicality and style.
An enveloping color palette
Yves Salomon explores a color palette that's both refined and vibrant. Neutral and organic tones—gray, beige, brown, khaki—dominate, blending with more intense accents of caramel or sea green hues with their deep, nuanced energy.
