TDR Broadens FW26 Collection With Technical Fabrics and Expert Craftsmanship

West London retailer The Garbstore has unveiled the Fall/Winter 2026 collection for its in-house label, TDR. The brainchild of founder Ian Paley, the new seasonal range expands the brand's offerings across both menswear and womenswear, drawing inspiration from decades of expertise in archived utility garments and global textile sourcing.

Focusing on subtle, muted tones and intricate construction details, the latest lineup bridges the gap between British heritage and Japanese silhouettes, emphasizing functional durability and tactile quality. Outerwear highlights include the Cordura Balmacaan overcoat, available in unlined or Japanese Primaloft-insulated versions, alongside the Japanese canvas-lined Duxville Jacket with raglan sleeves and wrap-around pouch pockets.

Denim and workwear continue to anchor the collection through pieces like the 11oz Hiroshima-woven denim Coverall Removed Jacket, featuring hand-distressed detailing, sun-aged dyeing, and hidden pocketing, alongside the military-inspired Jungle Repair Pant. In knitwear, TDR elevates to new heights to utilize the innovative Shima Seiki 3D knitting technology in Scotland for 100% British lambswool seamless crews, tunics, beanies, and scarves. Elsewhere, it is the Japanese cotton-wool check overshirts and signature crown chinos that complete the versatile drop.

The full TDR collection is available now, with rolling releases available online and in-store at Couverture & The Garbstore over the following week.

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