Furla Fall/Winter 2026 brings Italian elegance to everyday moments
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Furla Fall/Winter 2026 brings Italian elegance to everyday moments

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For Fall/Winter 2026, Furla is inviting us to look at fashion through a more personal lens. Rather than treating a handbag simply as a statement accessory, the Italian label positions it as part of the wearer’s everyday story, moving naturally between quiet mornings, busy afternoons, spontaneous plans and dressed-up evenings.

Inspired by Rome, the collection captures the romance of the Eternal City through colour, texture and softly structured silhouettes. The campaign follows the Furla woman across a long weekend, presenting style as something instinctive and individual rather than carefully prescribed. Bags become an extension of her personality, adding colour and character to each passing moment. 

A colour palette inspired by wildflowers

The season’s colour story takes inspiration from a bouquet of wildflowers, resulting in combinations that feel spontaneous, expressive and slightly unexpected. For the main Fall/Winter collection, the palette moves into deeper and richer territory. Dark forest, winter bloom, chocolate and cherry form the foundation, while brighter touches of red apple and red bring energy to the range. Rose gold accents add a luminous finish that feels especially suited to festive dressing and year-end celebrations. 

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It is a palette that works particularly well for those who prefer seasonal accessories without being limited to predictable shades of black or brown. The darker tones remain practical enough for everyday wear, while the brighter finishes offer an easy way to add personality to a simple outfit.

The Furla Ginevra makes room for everyday life

Introduced during Pre-Fall and returning for the new season, the Furla Ginevra is one of the collection’s most practical silhouettes. Crafted from supple smooth leather, the bag combines generous proportions with a softly structured shape. Its spacious main compartment and internal zip pocket make it suitable for workdays, travel or weekends when you need to carry more than just the essentials.

Adjustable shoulder straps, finished with Furla’s signature arched buckles, allow the Ginevra to be worn over the shoulder or crossbody. Available in medium and large sizes, the design arrives for the season in Dark Forest and Winter Bloom. 

Furla Tonie returns with a softer attitude

The Furla Tonie has been refreshed for Fall/Winter 2026 with a relaxed, tactile feel. Available in two sizes, the bag is crafted from soft, richly textured leather and designed to move easily between different occasions. Two detachable straps in different lengths allow it to be worn over the shoulder, crossbody or carried by hand. Remove both straps and join the double Furla Arch together, and the hardware becomes a sculptural handle that gives the bag a more elevated appearance. 

Seasonal materials bring even more personality to the line. The Tonie appears in suede, teddy fabric and velvet craquelé, with shades including chocolate, dark forest, winter bloom, cherry, black, red apple and gold.

The teddy versions offer a cosy, playful option for daytime dressing, while the velvet craquelé handbags feel designed for evenings, celebrations and festive gatherings.

Furla Iride adds polish and shine

The Furla Iride returns with its distinctive Arch hardware, now finished with a diamond-cut effect that reflects the light like jewellery. The design is offered as both a crossbody and a mini hobo, giving wearers the flexibility to carry it by hand or use a removable strap. Seasonal versions in glossy leather and velvet craquelé add depth and shine, particularly in black, red apple and gold. 

A new Iride Micro crossbody also joins the family. Small enough for evening essentials, the compact design can be carried by hand or worn crossbody. Glossy patent leather and contrasting gold-tone hardware create a polished finish, with colour options including black, red, rose gold and winter bloom. For those looking for a bag to accompany festive dinners or holiday parties, the Iride Micro may be one of the collection’s most eye-catching additions.

Bags designed for the festive season

Furla’s special-occasion selection leans into velvet, patent leather and luminous detailing. The Furla Sfera Mini Handbucket is reimagined in velvet craquelé, with red apple, gold and black variations. Its extra-soft bucket shape is finished with a spherical logo detail in shiny bronze.

Elsewhere, the Furla 1927 Mini Top Handle, Sfera Soft Mini Top Handle and Tonie Mini Hobo appear in ultra-soft black velvet. Tiny gold-tone dots bring a subtle sparkle to the designs, creating bags that feel celebratory without becoming overly ornate. 

Playful charms complete the collection

For those who enjoy personalising their bags, Furla’s charms bring a lighter touch to the Fall/Winter range. New leather characters include a goat and a penguin, while the brand’s teddy bear returns in a teddy fabric finish with a small decorative bow. The hashtag charm collection also explores a marine theme, introducing playful penguin, beluga and seal designs. 

These small accessories offer an easy way to update an existing bag or make one of the season’s new silhouettes feel more individual.

Where to find Furla in Singapore

The Furla Fall/Winter 2026 collection brings together practical shapes, rich seasonal materials and an expressive colour palette that can move from everyday errands to year-end celebrations. In Singapore, Furla can be found at Paragon Shopping Centre, Takashimaya Department Store, IMM Outlet Mall and Changi City Point. 

Whether you are drawn to the spacious Ginevra, the versatile Tonie or the polished Iride Micro, the collection offers plenty of ways to bring a touch of contemporary Italian style into the season.


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Surabhi Pandey

A journalist by training, Surabhi is a writer and content consultant currently based in Singapore. She has over ten years of experience in journalistic and business writing, qualitative research, proofreading, copyediting and SEO. Working in different capacities as a freelancer, she produces both print and digital content and leads campaigns for a wide range of brands and organisations – covering topics ranging from technology to education and travel to lifestyle with a keen focus on the APAC region.
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