Casey Casey for Fall/Winter 2025 is here in a flurry of fallen leaves—this time, captured across ikat and rich cotton velvet. This season dives deep into the studio’s textile expertise, expressed across designer Gareth Casey’s most iconic shapes, such as the Pwet jacket and the Waga button-down. Of particular note in this collection is Gareth’s penchant for blended yarns—dual fiber constructions that introduce a subtle complexity of texture in each design.
At his core, Gareth is reinterpreting classic, rigid shapes with a softer touch for the modern wardrobe. The garments, while minimal, are far from sterile or pristine. Stiff workwear, hardy overalls and tailored car coats turn soft and ultra-wearable under his touch. The Casey Casey aesthetic is one as layered and lived-in as the environment wherein it develops—the verdant, ancient hills of middle France. Ripe with a humble character, the artisanal simplicity of these pieces will only become more lovely with time.
Our focus during the buy is most often texture—if we gasp a little when running our hands across the fabric, we know it’s something we need to bring into the stores. Our time with Casey Casey exemplifies this experience, and is one we look forward to each time we return to Paris. On our mind for this season are their plush velvets, the rugged tweeds and their re-envisioned paper cotton shirting, which has a thicker hand to be warming for winter.
The newest capsule collection from Casey Casey, Orsan, emphasizes the brand’s intensive relationship to material, particularly cotton and heritage indigo. The simple, pastoral designs are inspired by Gareth’s life at Le Prieuré d’Orsan, a former 12th-century priory turned garden and studio nestled in the hills of France’s Loire Valley. As described by Gareth, Orsan is “something old, something new, something reinvented, something blue…” This special collection is available in-store only—please join us at Wild Life to explore the offering.
