Denham pairs European denim roots with Japanese craftsmanship for fall/winter 2026

Amsterdam-based denim brand Denham has presented its fall/winter 2026 collection, titled 'The Thread Between Worlds'. The collection connects the brand's European denim roots with Japanese craftsmanship, playing on contrasts between heritage and innovation, restraint and expression, and East and West.

The accompanying campaign centres on different generations and features Mark van der Loo and his family.

According to Denham, contrast runs through the collection, with precise tailoring set against raw utility and familiar silhouettes recut. Heavy indigos, selvedge edges and layered fabrics recur across the line-up.

Tailoring and utility for men

In the menswear collection, classic workwear elements are reinterpreted with clean lines and layering. The Contractor Jacket, Western Shirt and Ridge Chino Pant combine a more structured approach to tailoring with practical utility details, while denim is paired with shirts, knitwear, outerwear and chinos.

Volume and movement for women

The womenswear collection places more emphasis on silhouette, volume and movement. Denim comes in wide-leg, barrel and sculptural fits, including the Miku Reiki, a high-rise wide-leg with a pronounced flare, and the Tamae Iku, which pairs a sculptural shape with a relaxed look.

Beyond denim, the womenswear line includes jackets, knitwear, shirts, tops and skirts, among them the Mei Denim Jacket, the Hono Check Jacket and the Iki Skirt, alongside jacquard styles.

White Button returns

The season also marks the return of the White Button, one of Denham's most recognisable details. The brand first introduced it in 2008, and it takes a prominent place again in the FW26 collection.