For Fall Winter 2025-2026, James Long delved into Iceberg’s knitwear legacy, crafting a collection that blended heritage craftsmanship with contemporary ease. With a focus on texture, layering, and movement, the lineup showcased sailor-collared ribbed sweaters, oversized knits with wool shoulder panels, and marinière-inspired striped patterns—all reinforcing the house’s longstanding expertise in knitwear.

Tailoring provided a sleek contrast, with fluid low-waist trousers and structured jackets layered over ruched chiffon blouses, adding a touch of soft elegance to the mix. Statement coats—some featuring metallic eyelets and eco-leather piping—introduced a bold, refined edge, while checkered motifs tied the collection together with a sense of cohesion.

Casualwear remained a key element, with bonded cardigans paired effortlessly with soft denim, a fabric that has long been a part of Iceberg’s DNA. The interplay of soft pleated skirts—ranging from mini to knee-length—added a sense of movement, enhancing the collection’s versatility.

Balancing comfort with a modern, dynamic aesthetic, Long delivered a collection that felt both wearable and statement-making, staying true to Iceberg’s sporty-luxury roots while embracing a contemporary, fashion-forward sensibility.