Mantù Fall/Winter 2025 – 2026 at Milan Fashion Week

Mantù Fall/Winter 2025 – 2026 / FW25 at Milan Fashion Week

Being yourself at every hour of the day, embracing uniqueness in style choices—sometimes, all it takes is a look with a strong personality. This is the essence of “ü” (You), the Mantù Fall/Winter 2025 – 2026 women’s collection.

Mantù speaks to confident women, offering them unique and practical solutions. “You are”—you are, and you can be unique depending on what you wear. “ü” is also a synonym for female empowerment, a concept in constant evolution and deeply embedded in the brand’s DNA. Mantù FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025 – 2026 collection is defined by the intricate tailoring of outerwear, balanced by the fluidity of dresses that glide over the body. This dialogue of structure and softness creates a wardrobe designed to take women seamlessly from morning to evening cocktails—all while wearing a single outfit. New proportions redefine the silhouette: bold shoulders and a lowered waistline; maxi lengths for coats and dresses, with the latter featuring ruched details and bias cuts.

For the first time, the brand’s signature pictogram logo a stylized, accented final letter of Mantù—makes its debut on garments. It appears on poplin shirts in a rich array of bold colors and subtly tone-on-tone across other pieces. This marks the beginning of a stylistic evolution that will continue in future collections. The dominant color palette includes marron glacé, brick, camel, and sand, alongside anthracite woven with a hint of pink and electric blue. Additional hues include mauve and acid green. Fabrics range from cashmere and lightweight wool to satin and georgette.

Coats feature bold shoulders, a two-button closure, and a lowered waistline that elongates the figure. “You are a first lady.” They come in deep brown and dark blue, designed to be worn over bias-cut, body-skimming midi dresses in matching tones, with ruched tops. Light dresses can be paired with georgette pajama-style trousers worn underneath. Alternatively, slip dresses in delicate blush tones or knee-length marron glacé wool skirts are layered under sheer embroidered organza with iridescent appliqués.

Mantù FW25 / Fall/Winter 2025 – 2026 collection also includes more structured dresses. Some are crafted from double-faced wool, with a waistline accentuated by a hip-hugging basque, reminiscent of a corset. Others, in wool or techno cotton faille, feature trompe l’oeil draping, meticulously hand-sculpted on a mannequin before being sewn into the garment. When worn, the draping appears effortlessly styled by the wearer, fastened with an oversized brass buckle.

The power suit takes on a new identity. “You are an innovator.” This look emerges from the fusion of an oversized bomber jacket and a quilted, softly voluminous skirt. A trouser version is also available, featuring a denim-effect fabric—an innovative cotton-wool blend that combines softness with structure. Oversized belt buckles, subtly integrated into the structure of coats, jackets, and dresses, serve as a distinctive element of the collection. Knitwear is also part of the lineup, with new fabric blends such as coffee-hued mohair-effect wool sweaters. “You are unique.”

ABOUT MANTÙ, Mantù was born in 2008 out of Castor Fashion’s desire to give life to an in-house brand. After over 15 years, it is now a renowned style reference in women’s fashion. The brand’s name pays homage to the Mantuan region, where Castor Fashion primarily operates and also the birthplace of the Roman poet Virgil, who famously wrote, “Mantua me genuit” (“Mantua gave birth to me”). Mantù draws inspiration from the area’s rich tradition, art, and architecture – all hallmarks of Italian craftsmanship. Mantù collections reflect this heritage through the use of high-quality raw materials, meticulous attention to detail, and intricate production techniques rooted in centuries of expertise. Today, the brand is recognized globally, with its collections available at prominent retailers like Neiman Marcus in the U.S., Takashimaya in Japan, and Harvey Nichols in the Middle East to name a few.