Hockerty presents Drop II of its SS26 lookbook: the new generation of lightweight outerwear. Linen jackets, lightweight trench coats, and sahariana jackets reinterpret the art of dressing between seasons in the Drop II of its lookbook “Shaping the Light,” where tailoring adapts to the changing rhythm of spring.

Under the concept Shaping the Light, this new capsule explores how fabrics, silhouettes, and layers interact with the changing spring weather: cool mornings, warm afternoons, and unpredictable evenings. The result is a proposal where functionality becomes aesthetics.

The collection focuses on lightweight outerwear with key pieces such as:

• Relaxed fit linen jackets
• Lightweight trench coats, reinterpreted with more fluid structures
• Contemporary Sahariana jackets, balancing heritage and modernity

Linen is the star of summer, both in its pure form and in sophisticated blends with cotton, TENCEL, wool, or silk. In solid colors, textures, and subtle checks, these fabrics feel fresh, modern, and naturally elegant. They move easily between relaxed sophistication and formality, making linen jackets the perfect garment to pair with essential basics.

These garments not only respond to a practical need —adapting to variable temperatures— but also consolidate as essential elements of the contemporary men’s wardrobe. The key lies in their versatility: they complement both formal looks and more relaxed combinations without losing sophistication.

The use of breathable and lightweight fabrics, such as blends of linen and cotton, reinforces Hockerty’s commitment to comfort without sacrificing style, a constant in their spring-summer collections where adaptability and everyday elegance prevail.
The color palette is inspired by earth tones, grays, soft greens, blues, and beige that reflect a natural aesthetic, designed to integrate with the environment and evolve throughout the day.

Beyond the garment, this drop proposes a new way of understanding dressing: lightweight, modular layers designed to accompany movement. Because in transitional weather, dressing is about balancing and interpreting the moment.
With this second launch, Hockerty continues to build a narrative in which each drop adds another layer — literal and conceptual — to its vision of modern tailoring.