Photographed by Victoria Zschommler

As spring arrives and the scent of fresh grass lingers in the air, we invite you to take your favourite antihistamines and pay us a visit. P Johnson is unveiling its most extensive collections yet.

For women, this season brings our widest-ranging offering to date: familiar shapes, beloved re-issues in new colours, and entirely novel pieces, all crafted with our signature beauty and attention to detail.

For men, the hazy shade of winter has lifted, catapulting us into the back half of 2025 with our most comprehensive ready-to-wear collection so far—an expansive expression of P Johnson’s enduring craft and style.

This season’s women’s collection is defined by shades of post-war restraint, details are fine, reductive yet delicate. Take for example the Flo jacket and skirt, with its intriguing crisscross-embroidered fabric or the Tia series with its extraordinarily fine gold jacquard silk window-pane check. You will find culottes, pedal pushers and capri pants (of sorts) in their most tasteful and elegant guises.

We introduce an Italian cotton-silk blend seersucker in the new ‘slack jacket’ model which comes in navy and taupe and has a matching double pleat chino - an elegant suit parallel with a softer more relaxed profile that dresses up and down as necessary. You can also pair the navy chino with a matching Corbu jacket, a new PJ favourite.

In knitwear there is the new crew-neck Yachtie sweaters, with their washed-out cable knit partners and we’ve brought back the popular knitted linen polos and sweaters in new colours too. The five pocket chino is back but different with a fraction more rise, a straighter leg and is made in a beautiful washed canvas in four colours.

There is a spirit of play in the simple shapes of the Christy series featuring a shift, crop shirt and top in contrast to the Bebe series which uses the finest silk to embellish its deeply antique-hued Venetian stripes and lavishly braided details. The Edie series deploys knitwear at its finest, vertical sheer self striping paired with woven trims and ties exude femininity, as does the slinky Margherita pant and cowl neck in sand-milled silk.

Of course there is plenty of very versatile knitwear and more casual tunes in the denim Kim skirt, June series, Cass culottes and revisits such as the Colette tunic top and short. Lest we mention tailoring… It is all there, progressive, permanent and pure.

Go troppo and head to Cuba. The Havana shirt is a soft emulation of the guayabera shirt fashioned from a Japanese linen and features a hidden interior pocket for the buzzer and cute turtle-emblazoned buttons reminding you to pump the brakes in life. It also comes in denim and looks great with your favourite PJ swimmers.

You may have noticed the rise of lavenders and lilacs? Maybe? Well for jacaranda lovers we have re-issued the spray jackets in two fresh shades on the violet-hue side. These make a very chic styling piece and add lift to your kit. While we are talking lavender, our favourite ice cotton tees are coming back in, well, lavender, ‘greige’ and ‘seafoam’ whatever that is. While we are on ice cotton, we have a newcomer, the ice cotton button up shirt, a piece of fully-fashioned knitting mastery with great appeal (sex appeal even?).

The Rojin quarter-zip top is a light canvas cotton top option that is fresher than the froth off a draft beer in a Tokyo bar and a subtle update on a previous model. It will pair with your favourite old chino just lop off the hem and let them fray for a de rigeur charm.