Henri-Lloyd has launched its spring/summer collection. Inspired by the brand’s deep-rooted sailing heritage, the new collection revisits the brand’s archives to present a refreshing take on the most iconic styles, now enhanced with summer salt-washed fabrications.
Classic designs are reinvented with sun-bleached finishes, providing a soft, lived-in look that is distinctly Henri-Lloyd. The fresh approach to colour blocking is a common thread throughout the collection, offering a perfect balance between historical charm and contemporary fashion.
Creative Director Kestin Hare said: “Digging into the Henri-Lloyd archive and understanding the DNA of the brand, I came across the Nautique jacket, which to me summed up everything about Henri-Lloyd in the summer.
“I was originally attracted to the unique navy and white colour blocking; for me this is the epitome of nautical heritage. Henri-Lloyd was one of the first sailing brands to use colour blocking in this way, setting the tone as a look globally.”
The new SS25 collection also features updated versions of other archival pieces, such as the colour-blocked Foremost Shell 3-layer jacket, merging timeless styles with modern sensibilities.
Each piece in the SS25 collection tells a story of nautical heritage reimagined for today’s fashion fans.
Henri-Lloyd was founded in 1963 in Manchester and specialises in sailing apparel and fashion. With a sustainability ethos, over 95% of the brand’s products are recycled, organic or zero waste.
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