“This is one of my favorite collections that I did here at Rag & Bone,” said Robert Geller during his appointment 2026. We agree. This is the fourth season of Geller since taking over as creative director of the men’s clothing lines, and it is clear that the designer has found his groove between balancing the house codes and adding his own style element in the pieces.
The result is a Rag & Bone that you are very familiar with – Denim remains one of the points of attention of the brand – but with more experiments from Geller. For the real denim heads, Geller works with three different mills in Japan for unique styles, such as a silk blend denim of the Kaihara mill that has a light shine for a more fashionable look.
Geller has also stylized this collection himself and shows how involved the designer in the brand is from the design process to the result. In Look 15, the model carries a knitted cardigan laminated over a Chambray shirt. When it is styled with your normal white button, it can be more prepy ships, but instead, Geller’s casual but cool atmosphere shines through it. “In general, it wants to find this balance of casual with the more raised and mixing in a way that still feels a bit cool,” Geller said. “Not too expensive and not too dressed but still beautiful.”