One collection, a million and one techniques. Who ever said that simplicity had to be boring? Clare Waight Keller gives us her all this season, fully equipped with sleeveless mohair degrade vests, detachable kilts, classic kilts, and enough knit to keep any knit lover going for a season or two. All of what we should expect from a Scottish luxury knitwear manufacturer at the top of their game.

While you may have had your eyes glued to the collection’s plush fur and knit blend mittens (almost reminiscent of Balenciaga’s Pre-Fall 2009, though these appear twice as cozy), you may have also overlooked an underlying message of versatility. Detachment, that is. From a shadow tartan coat that features a detachable kilt, to a trench accompanied by a detachable vest, if Neil Barrett has recently left your mind flooded with options too out in there left field, Pringle of Scotland well set you back onto a path of normality with a new edge. If your collar isn’t either knit, detachable, or snood-like next Fall, why bother?

Doing what the brand does best, our good ol’ reliable knits and wool this season are now come in cut-out lattice form (as seen in the house’s current pre-fall collection), blended with mohair, and even meticulously cut here and there to give you all the appeal of Balmain Homme, without later regret.

The Full Collection / 36 Pics

[Images: Andrew Thomas]