Irish Exit: Percival's Autumn Winter 26 Collection Has Landed

The Lookbook

No goodbyes. No dramatic last round at the bar. No fifteen-minute lap of the pub telling everyone how lovely it's been. You just go, coat already on, and let everyone else work out where you've got to.

That's the whole idea behind Irish Exit, Drop 1 of our Autumn Winter 2026 collection, shot on the coast of Northern Ireland to mark the point where men's autumn fashion stops pretending it's still September. Think richer colour, heavier fabric, proper knitwear and outerwear that's actually built for the weather, not just photographed in it.

A still life shot displaying various Percival garments and accessories hanging on a vintage wooden coat stand inside a pub.

A man sits at a table wearing the heather blue Percival Archive Knit Collared Cardigan open over a white vest.

A model wears the Percival Tailored Blazer in Birdseye Wool Grey and Percival Stripe Tie in Silk Multi with a suitcase.

A quick geography lesson (for the escape artists)

We shot this one at Slieve Donard in Newcastle, County Down. It's a grand old Victorian hotel sitting at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, right on the beach next to Royal County Down Golf Club, with sea views out towards both the mountains and the Irish Sea depending on which way you're facing. Polished interiors, decidedly unpolished coastline just outside the window. It felt like the right kind of contrast for a collection that's part tailoring, part workwear, and entirely designed for making an exit.

Explore the AW26 Collection

A folded stack of Percival knitwear featuring the Rhodes crew neck jumpers and cardigan in forest green, blue, and oak.

The white Percival Fabian Striped Oxford Shirt hanging on a coat rack with other Percival autumn layers.

The cream Fontane fireman clasp jacket from Percival hanging on a wall, showing its corduroy collar and metal hardware.

The lineup: What's in the drop?

Lucas Vintage Wash Contrast Collar Jacket: Espresso brown cotton twill, vintage washed and finished with a contrast collar and relaxed boxy fit.
Fontane Fireman Clasp Jacket: Cream cotton, quilted and cord-collared, with proper fireman clasps doing the heavy lifting.
Rhodes White Glove Crew Neck Jumper: A Donegal-style wool crew neck with plenty of texture and no interest in being called a basic. Available in Blue and Forest Green.
Archive Knit Collared Cardigan: Heather blue yak-wool blend, cut boxy with a collar, button front and warmth without the bulk.
Milo Relaxed Barrel Leg Trousers: Black cotton-blend trousers with a curved barrel leg tapering neatly towards the ankle.
Hinsley Boxy Long Sleeve Shirt: Cream check cotton, cut boxy with a straight hem for an easy bit of autumn layering.

Then there's the tailoring: navy herringbone wool across the Tailored Blazer, Waistcoat and Pleated Tailored Trousers, alongside grey birdseye wool on the Tailored Blazer and Double Pleated Tailored Trousers. Texture over flat cloth, dinner party over quarterly review.