Massimo Osti Studio Spring/Summer 2026 at Milan Men’s Fashion Week

Massimo Osti Studio Spring/Summer 2026 / SS26 at Milan Men’s Fashion Week. Massimo Osti Studio reveals the new Chapters and Continuative Garments for 2026

Massimo Osti Studio, the sportswear brand rooted in the cultural and design legacy of the visionary Italian designer, unveils its new Chapters and Continuative Garments line for 2026. This marks a continued evolution grounded in in-depth textile research and design innovation, principles that have defined the brand since its inception.

The Chapters represent the pinnacle of Massimo Osti Studio’s experimentation, characterized by cutting-edge materials, sophisticated manufacturing processes, and meticulously detailed silhouettes.

The Continuative Garments line continues to define the brand’s foundation, offering refined, seasonless essentials inspired by Massimo Osti’s personal wardrobe. Characterized by minimalist aesthetics and functional design, the range features key pieces such as the gabardine cotton/nylon blazer, fishtail coat, and zip overshirt. Knitwear essentials like the silk cotton yarn polo sweater and crewneck sweater provide lightweight layering options, while the 50/2 mercerized jersey t-shirts ensure maximum comfort with a clean, elevated finish. Selected pieces are garment dyed, resulting in unique colour variations that intensify with time and wear.

Massimo Osti Studio SS26 / Spring/Summer 2026 present :

Chapter 13 Seta / Nylon, This chapter combines the natural sheen and softness of silk with the strength and lightness of nylon in a single hybrid blend. The fabric’s natural drape is balanced by the structure of flattened nylon yarns in Rafia on the reverse, creating a distinctive contrast. Garment dyeing enhances its brightness, adding depth of colour and a refined finish.

Chapter 14 Trama 3D, Massimo Osti Studio continues the evolution of Trama 3D, developed in collaboration with Limonta | 1893, first introduced in previous Chapters. This new narrative in Jacquard technology draws on industrial processes inspired by airbag manufacturing and 3D detailing. Crafted from ECONYL® regenerated nylon, each item is garment dyed and finished with an anti-drop treatment. The Chapter also includes a double garment dyed version, a natural extension of the Trama 3D, featuring outerwear pieces with a cotton or nylon face.

Chapter 15 Carta, The name of this chapter draws inspiration from the Japanese washi tradition. The paper raw material, derived from wood pulp, is cut, twisted into yarns, and woven with cotton fibres to create a canvas structure. This combination results in a lightweight, breathable, and quick-drying fabric.

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