Top 10 New Arrivals for Men at Harrods This Month

This September, we’re marking the arrival of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut collection for Fendi with pop-ups across our Crescent Windows and Exhibition Windows. Step into the designer’s world and discover the full array of new-season fashion and accessories, plus a celebration of the always-iconic Baguette and Peekaboo – including live demonstrations from Chanakya artisans in action.

It may be September, but the weather seems to be refusing to shift into autumn just yet. According to The Met Office, London will experience “very warm” weather in the next couple of weeks, with “warm spells” predicted later in the month. Luckily, you’ll find an exclusive summery Canali capsule at Harrods this September. Founded in 1934, the family-run tailoring house continues to champion Italian craftsmanship through its suits, tailored separates and casualwear, each the essence of Italian style.

“In this second’s men’s collection, I wanted to explore the idea of coming of age,” said Dries Van Noten creative director Julian Klausner of his Autumn/Winter 2026 collection. “Praising the joy of new beginnings.” Expect long, sharp tailoring inspired by school uniforms, plenty of knits, thick layers of texture and pattern – a signature of the house – plus our favourite detail: the blurred florals printed from Polaroids. We also loved the collection’s muted palette of blues and greys shot through with pastels – a colour trend of the season.

You’ll no doubt have seen Song for the Mute’s sell-out collabs with Adidas already at Harrods. Now this month, the brand’s ready-to-wear is arriving in Menswear on the Second Floor. The Sydney-based label, co-founded by two childhood friends, builds collections from values of family, community and authenticity, each rooted in a personal, autobiographical “chapter”. Titled Playground, this season looks to Avenue d’Ivry in Paris, where creative director Lyna Ty grew up, reminding us to never forget the importance of play.

“It’s the perfect shirt,” 100Hands co-founder Varvara Maslova told us in our guide to the best shirtmakers at Harrods. “Not one person makes the whole shirt. Somebody makes the plackets. Somebody else makes the cuffs. It goes on and on.” From Friday 11th to Saturday 12th September, Maslova will be in-store offering a curated selection of fabrics for made-to-measure shirts and jackets, alongside bespoke tuxedo styles. The brand will also offer complimentary hand-rolled pocket squares personalised with your initials.

“We created Alba to be more than activewear. We’re here to be a quiet force of self-empowerment.” Arriving at Harrods as a worldwide exclusive, Alba takes inspiration from its name, meaning sunrise and new beginnings in certain languages. So whatever your goals for the new season, you’ll find pieces designed to support your fitness journey. Discover the collection in person at the brand’s new pop-up in Men’s Sport on the Second Floor from Monday 7th September.

“Kartik Research has a distinctive position within contemporary menswear,” say our buyers of the New Dehli-based brand. “Relaxed silhouettes and a distinguished layer of cultural storytelling and handcraft bring warmth, individuality and rarity.” Look out especially for the brand’s new jackets. Showcasing handloom-woven textiles, botanical dyes and exquisite embellishment, they were highlights of the season – and are true works of art.

Exclusive to Harrods in the UK, System is showcasing its Autumn/Winter collection at a three-month pop-up in Men’s Contemporary Designer this September. Rooted in classic tailoring, the collection incorporates subtle nods to subcultural styles, blurring the boundary between smart and casual. Expect a tracksuit layered beneath a sharp wool coat, preppy knits and unexpected, rebellious accents.

“Premium fabrics, functional and playful details, tailored finishes: Samsøe Samsøe is an all-round perfect brand,” say our buyers. With a nod to its Scandinavian heritage, its designs combine the utilitarian ease of Copenhagen street style with Denmark’s renowned design tradition, giving you an elevated, minimalist wardrobe. Now, you can find the brand’s latest collection in a new pop-up in Menswear on the Second Floor, plus a piece we’re especially excited about: a leather jacket exclusive to us.

Acqua di Parma’s new scent Oud Ambrosia arrives at the Beauty Hall with a one month preview this month. Its uniqueness lies at its heart. Unlike traditional oud, which is extracted solely from resin, Oud Butter is distilled from both the resin and the wood of the Aquilaria tree, resulting in a creamier, more refined profile. The fragrance opens with the vibrant glow of Italian Blood Orange and Sicilian Papaya accord, before gradually giving way to tropical passion fruit, saffron accord and violet leaf.

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