LOEWE's new Fall and Winter pieces are hitting the top luxury retailers, and the collection leans into what the house does best, sculptural leather, craft-driven detail and shapes that feel considered rather than trend-chasing. Puzzle and Flamenco bags anchor the accessories, wool knitwear and tailored coats build out the ready-to-wear, and the shoes range from house-signature Ballet Runners to suede loafers built for cold weather.

We pulled the newest arrivals from Mytheresa, Saks, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Net-A-Porter, SSENSE and 24S so the whole season is in one place. Prices and sizing availability move fast across these sites for LOEWE specifically, its bags in particular tend to sell through quickly once a new colorway lands.

This season's ready-to-wear is built around texture, wool crewnecks, embroidered knits and a stitch-logo sweater that reads quieter than a printed logo but is unmistakably LOEWE up close. The tailoring pieces, like the double-breasted blazer, lean formal enough to wear to work but are cut with enough ease to layer over a knit. If you are new to the brand's clothing, start with a sweater rather than a coat, it is the easiest way to understand the fit before investing in outerwear.

The Puzzle and Flamenco continue to be the two shapes worth knowing well, the Puzzle for its geometric, foldable construction and the Flamenco for its knot closure and softer profile. Both show up here in new leathers and sizes, including smaller mini and clutch versions that work as evening pieces. The Amazona tote is the one to consider if you want something with real daily capacity that still reads directional rather than basic.

The jacket range this season is serious about cold weather, a shearling-trimmed bomber, a wool-blend cape coat and a structured parka all show up alongside the more tailored double-breasted blazer. These are pieces designed to be worn, not just photographed, the parka and cape coat both have the kind of coverage that makes sense once temperatures actually drop. Expect a higher price point here than the knitwear, but the construction quality matches it.

LOEWE's strongest new pieces this season are still the bags, a Flamenco or a Puzzle in a fresh leather is the safest investment in this entire collection and the one most likely to hold its resale value. The Ballet Runner sneakers and Double L loafers are worth a look if you want something wearable daily that still feels distinct. The tailoring is well made but expensive relative to how often you would likely wear a single blazer, so we would prioritize a bag or a pair of shoes first.

If you take one thing away, try the Puzzle in person before buying online. Its fold changes how it sits depending on your frame, and that is not something a product photo shows.