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COS Skips the Preview, Puts Fall/Winter Cashmere Straight on the Rack

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Double-sided cashmere and cinched waists anchor COS's new Fall/Winter 2026 collection, and the label has skipped the usual lag between runway moment and retail rack — it's shoppable the instant it's revealed. No waitlist, no lookbook-only teaser: coats and tailoring built for the cold are simply available now. It's a small act of courtesy in an industry that usually makes you wait for winter twice — once for the weather, once for the store.

With reporting from Elle.

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