The BECKHAM x BOSS collection is returning for Fall/Winter 2025 and it’s a celebration of timeless silhouettes, heritage styling and impeccable design. Co-designed with global icon David Beckham, this second chapter of the collaboration redefines seasonal style with a blend of exquisite tailoring, luxurious fabrics, a refined palette, and a nod to David’s love of outdoor cold-weather pastimes. It’s the ultimate seasonal edit, designed to elevate your wardrobe with versatile pieces that transition effortlessly from city streets to countryside escapes.

“We were incredibly excited to work with David again for this second chapter of BECKHAM x BOSS. The collection presents a natural evolution of our debut collaboration. It lets David’s personal style shine through, while keeping a classic BOSS feeling at its core. We have worked hand in hand with him to curate a wardrobe that is versatile and elegant, perfect for both the city—and the great outdoors,” said Marco Falcioni, SVP of Creative Direction at HUGO BOSS.

“I love this time of year, the layering, accessories and clothes that are stylish yet comfortable. Right from the early stages of development I wanted to create a collection inspired by the feeling I get when I am at home in the countryside in the colder months. With my second collection with BOSS, we’ve put a strong focus on textures and materials that give classic pieces a fresh, modern feel,” said David Beckham.

Tailoring, Reimagined

Tailoring takes center stage in this collection, revisited in rich, sophisticated fabrics and fresh colors, with a focus on versatility. The suiting look features a sharp-shouldered jacket with a defined torso, complemented with the collection’s signature mid-waisted, tapered trousers. Sumptuous cashmere as well as cotton corduroy and virgin wool in brown, burgundy, and soft cream bring a winter-ready feel, whether interpreted as a stand-alone blazer or coordinating two-piece. A checked wool flannel ensemble in gray—styled with a double-breasted jacket and tapered trousers—offers an elegant option for formal moments at work and beyond. Everyday shirting in blue cotton poplin and gray cotton jersey provides a put-together finish.

Elevated Essentials for Off-Duty Days

David’s considered approach to tailoring extends to his off-duty wardrobe, where everyday essentials are elevated. Just in time for cooler days, a wide array of chunky knits with a distinctly British flair steal the spotlight, offering bold textures and cozy comfort. From the smooth touch of a plain knit to ribbed and cable knits, the knitwear pieces feature bold, textured constructions in neutral hues like dark brown and navy, adding interest and tactility to relaxed looks. Crew necks and zip-up designs are made for layering, while soft cashmere roll necks in burgundy and chalky beige remain firm winter favorites.

Trousers That Do It All

Sophistication meets casual cool with pleat-front trousers in brushed cotton and wool flannel, available in autumnal tones of brown, green, and beige. For a more relaxed vibe, dark blue cotton cargo pants and classic-fit jeans in an authentic wash are the perfect go-to. These pieces promise versatility and timeless appeal for every occasion.

Outerwear To Keep Up With Every Move

Whether you’re navigating city streets or braving the great outdoors, the collection’s outerwear has you covered. A black raw denim jacket, inspired by workwear, features a refined brown cotton cord collar, and a luxurious cashmere-wool blend liner—perfect as a lightweight option for transitional layering, alongside a bonded parka with technical rainproof fabric and taped seams. For a touch of luxury, bomber jackets in sporty nylon, cashmere-wool blends, and sueded shearling deliver refined off-duty vibes. A standout addition is the vintage-inspired trucker jacket in dark brown nubuck leather, complete with a cream shearling collar for added flair.

Finishing Touches That Make A Statement

Rugged workwear-inspired boots, sleek leather Chelsea boots, and updated cold-weather sneakers anchor the footwear lineup. In addition, a carefully curated selection of neckwear, hats, bags, and small leather goods crafted from premium materials like silk, wool-cashmere blends, and suede.

The Campaign

Shot by the legendary Mert and Marcus, the campaign brings the collection to life in the grand setting of an 18th-century London mansion. The stripped-back, stately-home backdrop perfectly mirrors the collection’s ethos: a harmonious blend of heritage and modernity. Art-directed by Team Laird, the visuals showcase David‘s aesthetic: effortlessly stylish and undeniably iconic.

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)

The ASEAN manufacturing sector posted its strongest improvement in over a year in September, as the S&P Global ASEAN Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 51.6 from 51 in August. The reading marked the highest expansion since July 2024 and confirmed a modest but broad-based upturn in regional factory activity.

Output and new orders expanded solidly, with demand recording its joint-fastest growth in nearly two-and-a-half years. Purchasing activity also increased at the strongest pace in 13 months. Firms reported renewed hiring for the first time in seven months, though overall job creation remained marginal. Backlogs of work accumulated at the quickest rate in a year, pointing to rising pressure on capacity, S&P Global said in a press release.

Inventories showed mixed trends, with pre-production holdings broadly unchanged, while post-production stocks fell as companies tapped into inventories to meet demand. Input costs rose further, though inflationary pressures stayed historically moderate.

The ASEAN manufacturing sector strengthened in September, with the PMI rising to 51.6 from 51.0 in August, its highest since July 2024, according to S&P Global.
Output and new orders grew solidly, while purchasing activity hit a 13-month high.
Firms resumed hiring after seven months, though modestly, as backlogs surged.
Inventories showed mixed trends and business confidence reached a six-month peak.

Business confidence improved to a six-month high, as manufacturers cited stronger demand conditions and optimism for output growth over the coming year.

“The ASEAN goods-producing sector concluded the third quarter of the year on a strong note, underscored by solid expansions in new orders and output. Additionally, purchasing activity increased, and employment rose for the first time in seven months,” said Maryam Baluch, economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence. “Furthermore, the fresh accumulation of backlogs, coupled with the ongoing reduction of post-production inventories, suggests that manufacturers should have opportunities to further expand their workforce.”

“Although recent data indicates a slight increase in price pressures against a backdrop of easing monetary policy across much of the region and a strengthening demand climate, the rates remain historically muted. This suggests that these pressures are manageable and unlikely to adversely affect demand,” added Baluch.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)