Science Project Company’s (SPC) FW26 collection, Chain of Command, explores how power and authority translate into modern dress. Structured silhouettes are softened with movement; technical fabrics meet lighter seasonal layers. Military codes—epaulettes, pocketing, field detailing—are reimagined in fluid, breathable forms. The palette leans into a hierarchy structure starting with bold blacks and navy, and ending with natural canvas, reflecting both the uniform and the freedom that comes with breaking from it.

Making its New York Fashion Week debut at this season’s New York Men’s Day, SPC presents a collection that marks a shift in the brand’s perspective. While previous collections revisited the influence and style of the figures who shaped Creative Director Heginz Janvier’s early understanding of fashion, “Chain of Command uncovers the parallels between hierarchy, authority, and the unspoken structure that governs style and respect for the individual,” Janvier explains. “In shifting our perspective from admiration to participation, this collection inserts SPC into the system we once observed, honoring the chain of command”.