AMIRI’s Winter Capsule reimagines cold weather with Californian ease

Mike Amiri has long understood that Los Angeles cold means something altogether different from the climate that troubles the rest of the world. Winter in the canyon arrives as crisp morning light and evening shadow rather than genuine freeze, which is precisely why his approach to the season’s essentials reads with such ease and wearable intelligence. The 2026 Winter Capsule, styled across Runyon Canyon’s dusty overlooks, proves the point: these are clothes that work for a place where you can wear a fairisle knit without seeming to try too hard.

The fairisle knits arrive in the brand’s characteristic dark palette, geometric patterns rendered in cream and grey across charcoal and black. Alongside them, elevated performance fleece sits with the quiet confidence of pieces designed for genuine use rather than display, their technical ease masked by silhouettes that belong equally to a hike or an evening out. The collection’s bags, meanwhile, have been reworked in shearling, transforming AMIRI’s iconic silhouettes into pieces with genuine textural presence. A camel suede bomber with a cream shearling collar transforms the utilitarian into something quietly luxurious, while denim in worn indigo sits comfortably beside it all.

The autumn winter eyewear collection completes the picture, dark frames that catch light and frame the face with understated precision. Each piece feels considered rather than rushed, the work of a designer who knows his audience and their landscape. The capsule reads less as a seasonal pivot and more as an extension of the AMIRI sensibility: effortless, refined, and entirely at home in the California light.

The Winter Capsule is now available on amiri.com and at AMIRI flagships.

Imagery courtesy of AMIRI (@amiri).