For Pre-Spring 2026, KSENIASCHNAIDER blends rural nostalgia with urban irony. Shot among gardens and coastal landscapes, the collection carries a soft, summery mood — infused with the brand’s signature wit.

This transitional collection is built around denim — the core of KSENIASCHNAIDER’s identity. Embroidered jeans, hemp dresses and shirts, and soft knitwear come together to form a comfortable everyday wardrobe designed for movement, ease, and an appreciation of life’s beauty.

Another key motif this season is the cherry — a traditional fruit in Ukraine. First hand-drawn by Anton Schnaider for the Spring/Summer 2017 collection, the print makes a comeback almost a decade later as the team reactivates its own archive. This season, cherries are embroidered on denim and knitwear, hand-crocheted, or printed on hemp and linen.

All garments are made from sustainable materials — including organic cotton, hemp, and nettle — and produced locally at the brand’s own facilities in Kyiv.