NAHMIAS Fall/Winter 2026
by Adriano Batista
Nahmias returned to the Paris Fashion Week runway after three years. The Fall/Winter 2026 show, titled Wipeout, was presented at the Palais de Tokyo and powered by Cash App.
The collection is rooted in California culture, focusing on the idea of falling (whether in skating or surfing) and the emotional intensity that comes with it. It explores the thrill, vulnerability, and momentum of impact, treating failure as a necessary step forward.
Material experimentation is central. Printed suedes, washed canvases, and specialized wash techniques are paired with abrasions and grinding details that reference marks left by skate decks and ocean reefs. These treatments give the clothes a lived-in, honest feel.
Wipeout signals a more mature direction for the brand. It previews an evolution in Nahmias’s tailoring and expands into suiting and outerwear. Structured coats and refined silhouettes are balanced by the brand’s relaxed West Coast sensibility.
The show also marked the runway debut of a new collaboration: PUMA x NAHMIAS. Inspired by creative director Doni Nahmias’s hometown and West Coast lifestyle, the partnership reimagines Puma’s iconic silhouettes. The first expression is a refined take on the Puma Suede, offered in three colorways, with the first release arriving next month. A second phase will include a reimagined Puma Speedcat and an apparel offering.
Check out the collection below:
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SYSTEM Fall/Winter 2026
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