FW26 Trajectory Collection

In Motion: Goldwin’s Vision for the Modern Wardrobe

From the way we work and dress to how we spend our weekends and build our everyday wardrobes, many of the conventions that once felt unquestionable are being reconsidered. As the way we live changes, perhaps the clothes we wear—and the styles we choose for them—should evolve, too. Goldwin’s latest proposition takes shape from this idea: daily wear designed for those living in the present day.

For modern city dwellers, surrounded by extensive networks of public transportation, time spent getting from one place to another is an unavoidable part of daily life. Add long-distance travel for work or leisure, and the amount of time spent in transit only increases. What makes it more demanding is the shift in surroundings that comes before and after each journey: the destination, the temperature, the pace, and the situation can all change dramatically.

Designed to move seamlessly between these varied settings, Goldwin’s TRAJECTRY series brings together the functions needed to make time spent in transit as comfortable and effortless as possible. Within Goldwin, the series is referred to as TRAJECTRY. Its garments are designed to transition naturally from work to off-duty hours, or from the city outdoors into heavily air-conditioned interiors, while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic suited to almost any setting.

The ability to balance these seemingly opposing demands reflects a distinctly Goldwin approach—one shaped by years of creating clothing for both active sports and relaxed everyday life. For those who want to remain comfortable and true to themselves, even amid busy schedules, Goldwin draws on its expertise in function to create a wardrobe that supports the way we live today.

Back Pack Vest

One of the most persistent sources of inconvenience while travelling—or simply moving through the city—is having both hands occupied by what we carry. The Back Pack Vest addresses this everyday problem by rethinking how belongings can be stored, incorporating a generous rear pocket large enough to accommodate a tablet.

Accessible from openings on either side, the construction effectively combines a compact backpack with a garment. An internal harness positioned around the base of the arms can be tightened to bring the weight of the load closer to the body, allowing belongings to be carried comfortably and discreetly. It is particularly useful during the warmer months, when lighter clothing naturally means fewer pockets.

Stand Collar Shirt / 6 Pocket Pants

Designed for comfort with raglan sleeves and stretch nylon taffeta, the shirt features a refined collarless silhouette. The snap buttons make it easy to put on and take off, yet their exceptionally small size keeps them discreet. Even the chest pocket on the left is concealed on the inside, preserving the clean appearance.

The result is a distinctly polished look that transitions naturally into a business setting. The matching full-length trousers have a regular fit with a comfortable degree of room, while a concealed-zip pocket is integrated along the stitching of the front pocket. At the waist, both a drawcord and belt loops allow the fit to be adjusted according to the occasion.
Nothing about the appearance is compromised; instead, unnecessary restriction is meticulously eliminated. It is one vision of what the future of workwear can look like, as imagined by Goldwin.

Lined S/S Jacket

A short-sleeved jacket is an unusual proposition, but one that makes perfect sense. By gently insulating the core while leaving the arms unrestricted, this piece offers a considered balance of warmth and freedom of movement.
The jacket is lined with Octa®, a lightweight and supple high-performance fleece, while the exterior is made from water-repellent nylon taffeta that resists wrinkles and keeps them from becoming visually prominent. A restrained sheen gives the fabric an elegant, polished character.

Its clean design conceals both the fasteners and buttons, preventing the jacket from feeling overly casual or utilitarian. And because it can be taken off and handled without fuss, it is particularly well suited to travel, when temperatures and environments are rarely predictable.