IIsabel Sanchis has presented her Autumn-Winter 2026/27 collection, a range that delves deeper into material research and the creation of new silhouettes through the layering of garments and the combination of traditional fabrics. Under the creative direction of Isabel Sanchis and Paula Maiques, the collection strikes a balance between ready-to-wear and haute couture, with an approach that seeks to redefine volumes and styles from a contemporary perspective.
The collection is built around a palette dominated by maroon and black tones, recurring elements in the brand’s design language. On a technical level, the collection introduces innovations linked to the integration of lighting into certain pieces, some of which are designed with floral motifs, the brand’s signature symbol. This approach reflects a convergence of craftsmanship, design and innovation, where technology is incorporated as a resource in the service of aesthetic construction.
At the same time, the brand has opened a new store in Madrid, located at 98 Calle Serrano in the Salamanca district. The store, covering an area of 360 square metres spread over three floors, has been designed as a space where visitors can explore the brand’s various collections. The ground floor showcases the ready-to-wear, cocktail and haute couture collections, whilst the upper and lower levels house areas dedicated to fitting rooms, tailoring and a specific zone for the bridal collection, designed as a more private space.
The opening of this space marks a new phase in the brand’s evolution, aimed at consolidating its presence in the domestic and international markets. In this context, the Madrid boutique is intended as a meeting point for local and international clients, where the shopping experience revolves around personalised service and direct insight into the creative process.
Founded in Valencia, Isabel Sanchis’s history has been characterised by steady growth, from its beginnings as a bespoke tailoring workshop to its current presence in over forty countries. The brand regularly takes part in international events and maintains a visibility strategy through showrooms and specialist trade fairs, consolidating its position in the high-end fashion sector.
All its collections are developed at its workshop in Benaguasil, where a specialist team works on the design, pattern-making and tailoring of each piece. This production model allows for comprehensive control over the quality of materials and finishes, as well as offering a high degree of personalisation. Attention to detail, the use of traditional techniques and the exploration of volumes are constant elements in the brand’s creative discourse.
