The city is a landscape. Concrete, asphalt, steel, weather, movement. And for those who know how to look, even the most familiar streets still have something left to discover.
For Ten c, this is the starting point of The Urban Explorer, the Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection designed by Alessandro Pungetti. Military references meet high-tech materials, vintage codes are pushed into the present, and function becomes an aesthetic language of its own.
At the heart of the collection is OJJ -Original Japanese Jersey, Ten c’s signature fabric and the material through which the brand has built its identity. For the new season, it appears in multiple expressions: garment-dyed for a rich, patinated surface; piece-dyed and washed for a softer, lived-in feel; quilted with down for new military-inspired silhouettes; and in an ultralight 9 oz version with PrimaLoft insulation. New this season, OJJ Rubber Ultralight brings waterproof performance to the Kirkwool Anorak, Arran Jacket and Mailand Parka, while detachable diamond-quilted down liners can be worn independently as mid-layers.
The palette moves through military territory – olive, taupe, anthracite – punctuated by ivory and flashes of lime, alongside the more urban language of asphalt grey, matte black and desert sage. Colour, as always at Ten c, is less decoration than storytelling.
Outerwear remains the backbone, but the collection expands the idea of the total look with oversized knitwear, bouclé, felted stretch wool, heavy lambswool and technical nylon. Softness and protection, tactility and performance coexist in pieces designed to move through the city rather than simply dress for it.
The Skye Ten Anorak, one of the brand’s signature pieces, returns as the clearest expression of this dialogue between military heritage and urban life. New iterations combine technical fabrics, PrimaLoft insulation and patterns drawn from the visual language of the city: pavements, architecture, engineered surfaces.
Founded in Italy and known for its no-logo luxury outerwear, Ten c has built its identity around materials, construction and an almost obsessive attention to performance. With The Urban Explorer, that philosophy expands beyond the coat: the entire wardrobe becomes equipment for contemporary life.
Because cities are constantly changing. And Ten c is designed to evolve with the people moving through them.