The upcoming season will be all about bold colors, elegance, and daring silhouettes.
After we introduced the 8 most interesting fashion trends for 2026 and the TOP Fall/Winter 2026 collections from PFW in January, this time we’re checking out the 6 best men's spring trends.
No doubt, as you look out the window, you're probably as eager for spring to arrive as we are here at the editorial team, when you can finally stash those heavy layers back in your closet and bring some lightness and color to your daily outfits after months of waiting.
Men's spring trends are anything but boring and ordinary—they offer comfort with simple cuts and loose silhouettes, yet with a nostalgic and luxurious touch. Elegance is edging streetwear to the side.
Spring/Summer 2026 collections from renowned fashion designers and affordable brands are hitting the stores and if you want to know which pieces to grab, keep reading.
Chunky Knit Polo Shirts
Our favorite men's trends for the spring season include chunky knit polo shirts that bring a retro vibe from the 70s and 80s, merging relaxed sophistication with tangible comfort.
This trend offers a refined alternative to classic light knitwear or cotton polos. Texture plays a key role—ribbed trims, braided patterns, or waffle and moss knitting add visual depth, making these pieces elegant yet effortlessly cool.
You can easily rock chunky knit polos at work or casually—they look great with smart trousers for a modern office look, or pair them with jeans for a laid-back daily style. Colors like cream, brown, green, and gray dominate, which you can easily incorporate into your wardrobe.
Eye-catching pieces were featured in the runway shows of fashion houses like Louis Vuitton, Zegna, Amiri, and Hermès, but you can find interesting (and affordable) alternatives from brands like COS, Massimo Dutti, or The Frankie Shop.
A Gentle Scarf Wrapped Around the Neck or Draped Over a Shirt
We often overlook details and accessories in men's fashion, but the upcoming spring season will bring several interesting trends, among which gentle scarves wrapped around the neck or draped over a shirt caught our eye.
Scarves are no longer just a functional winter accessory, but a styling tool for warmer months as well. Designers use ultra-light silk, cotton, or airy linen, which have a natural appearance and move gracefully with the body.
Colors play an important role—from striking green in Hermès' collection to buttery yellow and light blue, and earthy shades with Zegna's signature touch.
While minimalist aesthetics lovers can add gentle scarves to monochromatic outfits, bold fashion enthusiasts can use this gentle accessory as a belt or hang it from a belt loop or bag.
Striped Trousers
Striped clothing? Heck yes, but let’s ditch the strict traditions—go for something relaxed and mix it up with colors. Striped trousers are particularly eye-catching, and you'll see that in the Louis Vuitton and Amiri models below.
Vertical pinstripes dominate, which visually elongate the silhouette, but there are also wider, multi-colored stripes giving the models a playful, almost graphic character in both casual and elegant versions.
Designers are working with various materials—linen is perfect for hot days, fine cotton blends for everyday wear, or flowing silk for evening outfits with a partner.
The cut also plays a crucial role—slim, tapered cuts look elegant, while loose or flared trousers nod to the relaxed 70s aesthetic, striking a balance between classic and modern style.
Leave a comment below and let us know whether you'll try this trend or if it’s a bit too bold for you.
Weekend Bags
As we mentioned earlier, we often overlook accessories in men's fashion, so we've included large bags in our list of the best spring trends, ideal for extended weekends or as carry-on luggage.
With the ever-growing trend of traveling, weekend bags have shifted from purely functional items to fashionable accessories that elevate everyday outfits.
Models with solid and attractive construction combined with thoughtful compartments (not just inside) and plenty of pockets show that functionality doesn’t have to come at the expense of style.
Weekend bags from the Spring/Summer 2026 collections reflect the trend of functional versatility in men's fashion—pieces that look elegant while supporting a dynamic, on-the-go lifestyle.
We’ve picked treasures with the signature of Louis Vuitton and Dior, but you can find great models in the lineup of more affordable brands like Longchamp, COS, Porter-Yoshida & Co., or FPM Milano.
Color Blocking
Color blocking is stepping into the upcoming spring season in a confident style, redefining men's fashion for warmer months with bold contrasts.
Famous designers are working with clean lines and distinctly separated color panels, creating visual structures without disturbing the silhouette.
Beyond tailoring, the collections highlight wearability with relaxed models, lightweight knits, and technical outer layers. Materials are breathable and pleasant to touch—sturdy cotton, linen, or leather emphasize the intensity of colors.
The overall vibe is positive and free, reflecting a desire for individuality without sacrificing elegance. If you want to try the trend, start simple, like pairing a standout top with trousers in a contrasting shade.
Napoleon Jacket
The Napoleon jacket is one of the standout trends of the season, blending historical elegance with contemporary style and direction in high fashion.
The look is inspired by structured military coats from Napoleon's era, featuring a sharply shaped silhouette, standing collar, rows of metal or gilded buttons, and embellishments that exude authority.
Fashion houses are presenting various styles—from cropped streetwear-inspired cuts like Kenzo’s to luxurious versions with striking details as seen in Ann Demeulemeester’s model. This trend connects with a broader revival of nostalgia, particularly dramatic aesthetics. In everyday styling, the Napoleon jacket acts as a strong statement piece.
The final message is clear—the upcoming season's men's fashion trends are fresh, breaking the rules, and boldly bending traditional clothing norms. Enjoy it.
