Turtleson’s Fall ’26 Lineup Is Here, and a Few Pieces Are Worth Your Attention

I’ve had an inside look at Turtleson’s fall collection and I think you’re going to want to see it.

The idea behind this season is fewer pieces that work really well together, rather than a pile of things that only make sense on their own.

That’s a good approach, IMHO.

Here are a few of my early favorites.

The Bellfield Hoodie

The Bellfield Hoodie has been a regular piece in my rotation. In fact, it’s my go-to travel layer because it looks nice and packs well.

It’s a cotton-modal blend, soft from the first wear, warm without being bulky.

If you’re looking for a slightly dressed-up hoodie, this is the move. No kangaroo pocket, no drawstrings on the hood. Clean and refined.

New for fall are three new colors: Bay Heather, Eucalyptus Heather (available after October 1), and Mulled Berry Heather.

It works for a cool morning tee time and just as well for the rest of the day.

Cotton Sport Shirts

Somehow, Turtleson’s cotton sport shirts have flown under the radar.

It’s time to give them a serious look, because this fall’s lineup is beyond solid.

The new sport shirts come in a range of plaids and colors that mix well with Turtleson’s sweaters, vests, and jackets.

I’m partial to the Holcomb Twill in the Wisteria/Emerald color selection. Beautiful shirt.

The Fusion II Vest

The Fusion Vest has been one of Turtleson’s top sellers for years, and it’s easy to see why. After a few design updates a season or two ago, the new Fusion II Vest looks great.

Lightweight insulation up front and back, stretch panels on the sides so it moves with you.

The big highlight for this fall is an expanded color lineup, which has secretly been a hope of mine for a while.

In addition to the classic Black and Admiral choices, there’s now a deep gray called Shadow and a rich green called Forest.

You’ll definitely see me in that Forest vest.

The Marshall Series

Turtleson is putting more weight behind merino this season.

We could do an entire post on the variety in their merino lineup, but for today I want to stick to the Marshall Series, which is their solid color collection.

For Fall 26, the Marshall Series is available in a quarter-zip, crewneck, quarter-button, and a hoodie.

I hate for this post to get too hoodie-centric, but let’s face facts: I’m a middle-aged dad. Hoodies are my kryptonite.

This Marshall Hoodie will look just as great with jeans and a t-shirt as it will with chinos and a sport shirt.

That’s the type of versatility I look for, because it drastically reduces the cost per wear.

FInch Long Sleeve Polo

I’m going to make a bold prediction.

I think we’re in the dawn of a new age of popularity for the long sleeve polo.

The Finch Long Sleeve Polo takes Turtleson’s performance jersey fabric in a subtle color-and-white micro-stripe, and adds the Standwell Collar to make a comfortable, flattering shirt that you could easily wear to the office.