Fall / Winter 2026
Made for the cold half of the year
Wool, cashmere and tweed, cut on the Chesapeake to be worn for a decade. 40% off the new collection.
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The season
What the cold months ask for
Halstead Point
Built once, properly
Our first workroom was a converted sail loft on the Elizabeth River, a short walk from the bend where Chesapeake watermen tied up their skipjacks when the weather turned.
We started with coats, because a coat is the hardest thing to get right and the easiest thing to keep. Sailcloth taught us what a seam has to survive. Everything else followed from there.
Lookbook
Fall / Winter 2026
Eight looks from the season, photographed on the bay and in the Blue Ridge.
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Materials
Wool that earns its keep
We work in wool, cashmere, cotton, linen and full-grain leather — fibres that behave better after five years than they did in the first month.
Every coat is checked on the form before it leaves us: shoulder line, seam allowance, the way the collar sits when it is turned up.
To finish
