For Resort 2027, The Garment turns inward, finding inspiration in the quiet beauty of home and the stories embedded within lived-in spaces. Creative Director Charlotte Eskildsen looks to Lille Mølle, the historic seventeenth-century windmill residence in Copenhagen, as a starting point for a collection that celebrates intimacy, comfort, and personal expression. The result is a wardrobe that feels deeply considered, where heritage and contemporary elegance coexist with effortless ease. Custom jacquard fabrics inspired by the residence’s original upholstery patterns anchor the collection, transforming elements of interior design into wearable expressions of memory and craftsmanship.

Drawing inspiration from the soft austerity of Vilhelm Hammershøi, The Garment’s Pre-Fall 2026 lookbook unfolds with a sense of measured calm. Charlotte Eskildsen turns to the Danish painter’s muted interiors and enigmatic figures, subjects who communicate emotion through stillness rather than gesture, and intertwines those references with her own fascination for the secretive elegance of Parisian doorways. Between these worlds, she locates a shared tension: the beauty found in silence, restraint, and the possibility of what lies just beyond view.

For Resort 2026, The Garment, under the quiet brilliance of Charlotte Eskildsen, offers a collection that speaks softly but firmly to the lives women lead—especially in those quiet spaces where ambition is dreamed, shaped, and pursued. Titled in spirit after “a desk of one’s own,” this collection weaves the emotional and physical environments of work, solitude, and purpose into each stitch, forming a wardrobe that balances professionalism with personal grace.

For Fall Winter 2025-2026, The Garment unveils Modernist Attire, a collection inspired by the architectural legacy of Chandigarh, India—a city shaped by the modernist vision of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret. Embracing their minimalist yet functional approach, the collection highlights raw materials, clean lines, and organic forms, seamlessly blending structure with softness. 

 The Garment, a Copenhagen-based label founded in 2020 by Charlotte Eskildsen, continues its ascent in modern wardrobe essentials with the Pre-Fall 2025 collection. Reflecting Eskildsen’s thoughtful design ethos, the collection reaffirms the brand’s reputation for refined simplicity, even after the departure of Sophia Roe in spring 2024. Eskildsen, now leading the brand solo, has solidified its polished appeal, drawing admiration from even the Danish royal family.