Lyle & Scott x Stutterheim

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The core of the capsule is a reimagined raincoat. Cut from rubberised cotton, it’s waterproof and breathable. It comes finished with clean lines, snap fastenings, and functional drawstrings. It’s not chasing trends. It’s setting the tone. It works just as well at the bus stop as it does on set.

Elsewhere, you’ll find the kind of staples that do more than look good. A lightweight bucket hat that keeps the drizzle out without losing shape. A weatherproof tote that’s ready for whatever the day brings, finished with a double flag detail to mark the union of British and Swedish craftsmanship. Each piece is subtle, smart, and designed to blend seamlessly into everyday life.

Shot across London’s concrete spine, the campaign captures solitude with strength: grey skies, cable cars in motion, lone figures wrapped in protection. The energy is soft but never weak. It’s about resilience in the city. Stillness in motion. Beauty in the bare bones of a stormy day.

This isn’t just about what you wear when it rains. It’s about how you carry yourself through it. The collection reflects that belief. There’s nothing extra here. No noise. Just the essentials. The palette is pulled from Nordic coastlines and British backstreets. Deep greens. Coastal Navy’s. Light sands. The kind of colours you find in the quiet.

Underneath it all is a shared ethos. Good design should last. Style should serve. The collection is produced using sustainable materials and ethical practices, but it never uses that as a gimmick. It just makes sense.

Lyle & Scott x Stutterheim is more than a capsule. It’s a uniform for uncertain days. A reminder that the right piece of clothing doesn’t just protect you from the rain. It changes how you move through it.

For the rain. For the street. For the everyday forecast.