Wild Botanicals | The Language of Plants & Flowers
A collection that embraces summer's soft energy, inspired by the curated gardener's wardrobe.

Lasting textures. Botanical details.
Summer has bloomed. Now, we find ourselves preparing to wind down.
As we step into Autumn Winter '26, we continue to be inspired by floriography: the folk tradition of using flowers and bouquets to symbolise feelings or carry meaning. Our first collection of the new season seeks a softer side to summer’s vibrant energy.
We begin to move away from the tropical florals and vivid brights of high summer and ground our palette in softer tones foraged from flower gardens in the late summer light. Bright nasturtium petals. Fresh herbs and garden leaves. All slightly dusted and dried out after long, hot days under the sun.


Wild Lily Dress - tomato blooms | Brouse Sleeveless Dress - florabunda | Tern Tide Cardigan - cinnamon
The Kitchen Garden
Floral prints and embroidered details bloom across transitional shapes. Utility details and sun-touched fabrics nod to the curated gardener's wardrobe. This season is all about perennial dressing, practicality and embracing that pared-back, airy feel. Wear now. Love forever.


Tollgate Denim Jacket - dark indigo wash | Trenale Organic Cotton Jumper - sown squall
Modern Perennials
Cornwall's remote coast and ancient pathways inspire an edit where function meets form. Lived-in layers welcome wild Cornish weather. Natural yarn knitwear adds warmth for the road. Heritage patterns bring depth and story. It’s a collection of modern wardrobe essentials, designed to last time and tide.


Behind the Shoot
As always, the collection is woven together with stories of Cornwall; love for our home and its community reflected in every stitch. Every image is shot by our photography team in spots along the coast, either on location or in our Falmouth studio, with outfits carefully pieced together by our stylist Alex.
Our Wild Botanicals shoot took place on a windy day in May. The team and our models made the most of the unpredictable Cornish weather and navigated their way across breezy cliff tops and sandy beaches with props made by local artist and studio owner, Jess.


Grace Top - flora embroidery | Rosewall Skirt - mid wash | Fistral Jumper - limpet | Sailor Top - breton
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