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Tu launches its most elevated Autumn/Winter 2026 womenswear collection yet

by Fiona Briggs
September 15, 2026
in Products
Reading Time: 3 mins read

For AW26, Tu presents a confident womenswear collection bringing together wardrobe-building essentials, directional trend pieces and an emphasis on quality and craftsmanship. Designed to mix seamlessly into modern wardrobes, the collection plays with rich texture, bold colour and contemporary silhouettes, bringing a more elevated point of view to everyday dressing. The range also keeps value front and centre, with 86% of AW26 womenswear priced under £30 and 65% under £25.

AW26 lands in phased monthly drops from September through to December, with each edit introducing a distinct seasonal story. September opens with warm neutrals, pops of orange and rich brown tones; October introduces green hues and frogging-detail alongside the season’s peak coat launch; and November moves into red, statement florals and decorative embellishment, bringing a more occasion-ready feel to versatile pieces for the festive season ahead.

Premium fabrics take centre stage

Following the success of Tu’s sold-out 2025 100% cashmere launch and this summer’s standout 100% linen edit, AW26 builds on growing demand for quality pieces at accessible prices. Knitwear is a particular focus, with an expanded range spanning merino, lambswool, cashmere, mohair and alpaca. The result is a collection of versatile wardrobe staples that combine premium fabrics, contemporary design and accessible value, designed to be worn and loved year after year.

Colour, texture and everyday expression define the season

AW26 embraces a more polished approach to day-to-day styling, with sharper silhouettes, funnel necklines, sculpted layering and fluid draping introducing shape and movement throughout. Lustrous satins, soft velvets, sheer finishes and subtle embellishment bring richness and tactility to looks that transition effortlessly from day to evening.

Standout pieces include the Burgundy Check Kilt (£28), Mono Faux Fur Jacket (£45), Brown Sequin Lace Camisole (£22.50), Mid Denim Embellished Jean (£35) and Cheetah Leather Pony Skin Shopper (£45), capturing the collection’s confident, expressive mood while responding to demand for versatile pieces that move effortlessly through every part of the season.

Outerwear steps up a gear

Outerwear takes centre stage this season, from wool-blend coats and faux fur-lined parkas to military-inspired detailing, funnel necks and oversized down puffers. The range balances fashion-forward design with everyday versatility, spanning statement silhouettes and timeless investment pieces.

Highlights include the Denim Military Jacket (£30), Double-Faced Wool Blend Coat (£85) and Tu’s first down-filled puffer coat (£85), made with recycled down and feathers. A fully waterproof parka (£55) also joins the collection, adding a functional, all-weather option.

Accessories and footwear complete the look

That same confidence extends to accessories and footwear, with suede, leather and pony-hair bringing defined finishes and contemporary design to the collection. The Zebra Leather Ponyskin Slouch Handheld Bag (£30) makes a statement, while the Brown Faux Fur Pillbox Hat (£12) and Faux Fur Clutch with Gold Handle (£18) tap into the season’s playful retro influence.

Footwear sees some of autumn’s biggest trends, with ruched boots, wedge heels and almond-toe shapes alongside the continued return of ballet flats and leopard print. The Black Suede Ruched Mid-Height Boot (£50) is a key style, combining gathered detailing with an easy mid-height shape, while padded footbeds feature across selected styles for added comfort.

Mel Evans, head of womenswear buying, says: “This season is a real step forward for Tu womenswear. We’ve put a lot of focus into fabric, fit and design detail, creating pieces that feel special while still delivering the value our customers expect from us. What I love about AW26 is that it gives customers more choice across every part of their wardrobe, from cashmere, lambswool and mohair knitwear to standout coats, accessories and easy everyday pieces. Customers don’t have to choose between style, quality and value. This collection brings all three together in a way that feels modern, wearable and
accessible. My personal favourite is the Double-Faced Wool Blend Coat. It has that polished, premium feel, but it’s still incredibly versatile and easy to wear.”

The AW26 womenswear collection launches in phased drops from September through to December, available online at tu.co.uk and argos.co.uk, and in selected Sainsbury’s stores nationwide. Prices start from £5, with womenswear available in UK sizes 6-26 and XS-XL and footwear in UK sizes 3-8.

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