Robert Geller’s fourth menswear collection for Rag & Bone signals a confident evolution—one where utility meets elegance with effortless precision. Resort 2026 is a defining chapter, merging the brand’s downtown roots with Geller’s elevated eye for detail and fabric.

At its foundation lies denim, reimagined. This season introduces Japanese-sourced silk-blend varieties from esteemed mills including Kaihara, adding a soft sheen and a tactile sophistication to Rag & Bone’s core material. Functional, yes—but elevated with purpose.

The styling, executed by Geller himself, deepens the narrative. Every look is considered yet unforced. A knit vest over chambray. Tailored trousers paired with worn-in sneakers. Pieces speak in a relaxed cadence—refined but never rigid.

There’s a clear pursuit of balance: casual, yet beautifully composed. Technical outerwear holds form without forsaking silhouette. The wardrobe reads modern and versatile, always grounded in wearability but lifted by nuance.

With Resort 2026, Geller continues to reshape Rag & Bone’s menswear identity—not with noise, but with quiet confidence. The result is both a return and a redefinition: familiar, but moving forward with clarity.