The Fall 2026 collection from 6397, designed by Lizzie Owens, continues to center on a core principle that defines the brand—respect for its customer. This commitment is reflected not only in the design approach but also in pricing, with key pieces like the Milton funnel-neck coat remaining relatively accessible despite their elevated construction.

Rather than chasing trends, Owens focused on refining wardrobe staples. A standout example is the reworked tweed skirt suit, which was stripped of traditional rigidity and reimagined with a softer, grunge-inspired attitude. Crafted in relaxed wool fabrics, it could be styled just as easily with tailored pieces as with baggy barrel-leg jeans, highlighting the brand’s emphasis on versatility.

Tailoring remained a strong point, but with comfort at its core. A classic black suit in a wool-jersey fabrication maintained its structure while eliminating the stiffness often associated with formalwear. This balance between polish and ease runs throughout the collection, making each piece feel practical for everyday wear.

Outerwear also played a key role, particularly the double-breasted Milton coat with its funnel neck and slightly more fitted silhouette—an evolution of the brand’s typically relaxed shapes. Even at the higher end of the price range, the focus stayed on delivering value without compromising quality.

Shot in New York near the brand’s SoHo showroom, the lookbook reinforces how seamlessly these clothes fit into real life. The collection may not aim for dramatic reinvention, but its strength lies in thoughtful design, wearability, and consistency—offering a modern wardrobe that feels both aspirational and grounded in reality.