The custom-clothing platform’s first seasonal drop puts blouses, tailored suits, denim, a midi dress and a burgundy trench into a made-to-measure wardrobe designed to work across seasons
ZURICH/BARCELONA — Sumissura is opening its Fall 2026/27 lookbook with “Made to Match,” a first drop centered on transitional dressing and pieces designed to move between combinations rather than serve a single outfit.
The collection, titled “The Art of Transitional Dressing,” brings together lightweight tailoring, two new denim styles, a single midi dress, and outerwear, with an emphasis on pieces that can be layered as temperatures shift. The assortment is made to the customer’s measurements, part of Sumissura’s custom-clothing model.
“This season, Sumissura is focusing on a sense of functional freedom,” said Teresa Marco, the brand’s head of product. “At last, clothes can ‘just be clothes,’ essential pieces that become wardrobe staples.”
Blouses lead the first section of the drop. Satin-finish styles arrive in white, black and orange, while a double-stripe cotton shirt with a contrasting white collar and a TENCEL shirt with a peach-skin hand extend the shirting offer. The pieces are styled to work with tailored pants, skirts, vests, or denim rather than being tied to one look.
A light-blue striped cotton dress shirt with a contrast collar is priced at $95. The drop’s only dress is a terracotta chiffon midi with three-quarter sleeves and a boat neckline, priced at $219. Sumissura positions it as a between-season option, worn on its own or layered beneath a houndstooth blazer as temperatures fall.
Tailoring remains the backbone of the assortment. A forest-green double-breasted pantsuit is shown with an orange blouse, priced at $457. The collection also introduces a chocolate-brown houndstooth blazer made from pure wool by Italian mill Vitale Barberis Canonico. The single-breasted style is priced at $549.
Denim follows the same tailoring proposition. The first drop includes a $169 wide-leg jean in a light wash and a $159 medium-blue, high-waisted style. Both are presented alongside blazers and shirting, rather than as a separate casual category.
The collection also brings back the skirt suit in a camel wool blend, with a midi flared skirt and vest. The suit is priced at $916.
For outerwear, Sumissura revisits the trench in burgundy rather than traditional beige. The straight-cut, above-the-knee 风格 has a double-breasted closure and costs $599. A coordinating burgundy three-button pantsuit with peak lapels is also offered at $457.
Marco described the blouses, new 牛仔布, and coordinating blazer as evidence of a 橱子 designed around interchangeability. “Every piece is made to your own measurements,” she said in the release.
The first digital drop is available through Sumissura’s e-commerce platform. Founded in 2011, the company operates from Zurich, Barcelona, and Shanghai and specializes in customizable women’s clothing, allowing customers to select from a range of garment options and measurements.
