For the Dad Who Already Has Everything
The Row's Summer 2026 menswear and one embroidered polo that doesn't try too hard.
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Hand-embroidered sailboats reference Nantucket without the yacht club stuffiness—whimsy with a postcode.
Wide trousers and a shirt that skims—proportion as the entire point of getting dressed.
Texture you can feel, not shout about—The Row's quietest kind of luxury.
The kind of jacket that works for dinner or the beach, depending on the company.
Louche without being sloppy—easier to wear than it looks, which is the trick.
A knit and trousers with no fuss, no apology—just good clothes doing their job.
Summer suiting that breathes—tailoring for men who've earned the right to be comfortable.
Clothes that move with you, not against you—restraint as its own form of generosity.
Another variation on ease—The Row proving the same idea can be said eight ways well.
The collection's closing argument: replace what he's worn for a decade with this instead.