RIER Spring 2027

Words by Juan Eckersley
Images via RIER

Rier’s Spring 2027 collection continues the brand’s thoughtful exploration of Alpine dressing, presenting pieces that feel deeply connected to nature, craftsmanship, and everyday functionality. Built almost entirely from natural materials including wool, linen, silk, and cotton, the collection embraces a slower, more intentional approach to fashion while remaining refreshingly modern.

This season, texture takes center stage. Relaxed linen tailoring sits alongside washed cotton outerwear and fluid silk separates, creating a wardrobe that feels tactile and lived in from the very first wear. Oversized field jackets, softly structured blazers, and lightweight dusters introduce utility without sacrificing refinement, while Tyrolean inspired silhouettes subtly reference the brand’s Alpine roots in a way that feels contemporary rather than nostalgic.

One of the most compelling aspects of the collection is its attention to detail. Faded checks, raw edge finishes, and handcrafted elements give the pieces personality without overwhelming their simplicity. The exclusive footwear collaborations with Salomon and Ludwig Reiter continue to evolve, while new leather sandals, mules, and Tyrolean derbies reinforce the collection’s balance between practicality and artisanal design. Handcrafted jewelry by Zoé Mohm, made from sterling silver, citrine stones, and locally sourced deer antlers, adds another layer of individuality.

The palette remains grounded in earthy neutrals, asphalt gray, bark brown, off white, and muted blue, allowing the quality of the fabrics and construction to take the spotlight. Throughout the collection, there is a sense that every piece has been designed to age beautifully and become more personal over time.

Among all the looks, below are the ones that stood out as our favorites, best capturing Rier’s distinctive blend of natural materials, functional design, and quiet sophistication.