Alex Mill Turns Up the Color for Spring 2025

A striped henley anchors this Alex Mill outfit, layered under a Japanese denim work jacket with straight leg pants. — A striped henley anchors this Alex Mill outfit, layered below a Japanese denim work jacket with straight leg pants. Photograph: Alex Mill

Alex Mill’s spring 2025 collection leans into laid-back refinement with a palette that toggles between utility blues, emerald greens, and pepper purple. What reads like an off-the-cuff capsule wardrobe really faucets into many years of American workwear and Ivy League sportswear.

The AM relaxed straight denims anchor most of the seems. They’re paired with all the things from crisp windbreakers to linen blazers, permitting texture—not simply tailoring—to take the lead.

Alex Mill Spring 2025

Gordon Winarick wears Alex Mill’s blue work jacket and windbreaker with the model’s AM relaxed straight 5-pocket jeans. Photograph: Alex Mill

The standout items are the outerwear strikes: a cobalt blue work jacket paired with an identical windbreaker balances utility with visible punch, whereas an olive trench layered over a inexperienced zip-up recollects late-’70s surplus gear, simply cleaned up for spring.

This layered look by Alex Mill features an olive trench worn over a green windbreaker with AM relaxed straight 5-pocket jeans. — This layered look by Alex Mill options an olive trench worn over a green windbreaker with AM relaxed straight 5-pocket jeans. Photograph: Alex Mill

Elsewhere, an emerald inexperienced work jacket and painter pants nod to studio garb, however with the convenience of weekend put on. There’s a visual ease in how these things are minimize and mixed—nothing too fussy, all the things just-so.

Alex Mill blends painterly ease and utility with an emerald green work jacket worn with recycled denim painter pants and a bucket hat. Photograph: Alex Mill

Alex Mill’s tackle tailoring provides a touch of eccentricity with a navy linen herringbone blazer styled two methods.

First, it’s paired with a daring purple sweater and relaxed pure denims—a mixture that tempers vivid coloration with an off-the-cuff silhouette, evoking the form of collegiate ease as soon as championed by ’60s-era Ivy Leaguers who dressed like they didn’t attempt, however undoubtedly did.

A bold red sweater adds contrast beneath a navy linen herringbone blazer, while natural-colored jeans keep the silhouette relaxed but sharp. — A daring red sweater provides distinction beneath a navy linen herringbone blazer, whereas natural-colored jeans maintain the silhouette relaxed however sharp. Photograph: Alex Mill

Alex Mill reimagines the traditional three-piece go well with by pairing the navy linen herringbone blazer with an identical vest and tailor-made shorts. Stripped of its formality and rebuilt with warm-weather ease, the look delivers a crisp silhouette with a playful undertone.

Tailoring gets a seasonal update in this Alex Mill look, where a navy linen herringbone blazer and vest are paired with matching shorts for a crisp, reimagined take on the three-piece suit. — Tailoring will get a seasonal replace on this Alex Mill look, the place a navy linen herringbone blazer and vest are paired with matching shorts for a crisp, reimagined tackle the three-piece go well with. Photograph: Alex Mill

The three-piece brief go well with channels the form of studied eccentricity present in Wes Anderson’s costume design—the place proportions shift, guidelines bend, and custom will get a wry wink.

Alex Mill brings retro athleticwear into spring with a red cotton-linen crewneck sweater styled with pull-on shorts. — Alex Mill brings retro athletic put on into spring with a red cotton-linen crew neck sweater styled with pull-on shorts. Photograph: Alex Mill

And in a remaining twist of spring irreverence, a sizzling chili purple sweater pairs with pull-on shorts and crew socks, touchdown someplace between prep-school health club class and artwork pupil in TriBeCa.