Todd Snyder’s spring 2025 lineup leans into the kind of cinematic ease that feels made for late afternoons in Los Angeles—the kind when time slows and tailoring breathes.
The gauze overshirt worn by Hedi Ben Tekaya introduces texture without noise, while the Dad jacket in espresso with selvedge denim draws from ‘90s Americana but cleaned up for today’s sidewalks.
Todd Snyder Spring 2025
Workwear gets a tasteful recalibration through lightweight cotton-linen jackets in grey and brown hues, the kind that feel at home whether you’re stepping out of a gallery or into a convertible.
And then there’s the breath of summer—the striped rayon shirt over Irish linen trousers. The kind of look that would feel at home at a Silver Lake coffee shop as it would at a seaside Italian café.
The Wythe suit, offered in both brown Donegal and black linen, recalls the relaxed sharpness of Paul Newman’s Riviera-era looks—structured but never rigid Worn over a chocolate shirt or a plain tee, the suit proves Snyder’s understanding of modern suiting isn’t about breaking rules—it’s about rewriting them with a wink.
Snyder’s spring outing doesn’t chase trends—it circles back to timeless archetypes: the relaxed suit, the sharp jacket, the breezy set. But in his hands, these staples are rerun with fresh edits, like a Criterion restoration of menswear’s greatest hits.
