Saul Nash SS25 Reimagines the Archetypes of Menswear
“This is a collection where all the focus is on refining and perfecting new cutting for what we wear,” the designer said.
For Spring 2025, London menswear designer Saul Nash is spreading his wings. Titled “ARCHETYPES,” the fashioner’s latest collection examines the “movement of bodies in everyday life” with clothing that spans workwear, denim, tailored formals, performance wear and sportswear.
“The brand is my life, and when I started in 2018, I only wore sportswear. Now I’m changing and evolving as a person. I wanted to look at archetypes of menswear and how I could bring movement into them. This is a collection where all the focus is on refining and perfecting new cutting for what we wear,” Nash said.
Across the line, Nash fine-tunes all sorts of men’s staples. A French smock, for instance, is recut with seams that extend from the edges of a boatneck collar and cut across the pectoral. The signature white shirt, too, is adapted to the designer’s universe, with a saddle cut that sees the yoke extend to the cuff.
Down the line, ultra-light Kaihara denim composes a workwear shirt with white topstitching, which arrives with matching track pants. Running jackets enlist recycled nylon; abstract knitwear is shaped to the human form, and shell jackets are left open in the back for ventilation. Grey souvenir hoodies read “SAUL” across the chest, as do baseball jerseys branded with the number “18,” a nod to the label’s founding year of 2018.
See Saul Nash’s Spring 2025 collection, “ARCHETYPE,” in the gallery above.
