Prints remain central to the brand’s identity, with the iconic Copacabana wave - its founding design - remaining a cornerstone of the house codes. This season, the wave motif evolves into sleek geometric heights, while the Montanha print reflects the silhouette of Corcovado Mountain, nature’s pedestal to the emblematic Christ the Redeemer, expressed in layered hues that both complement and contrast. New Fibra and Copa Grain prints pay homage to the offcuts that form the brand’s eponymous frescobol bats, echoing the organic undulations of wood, each one unique. Origens reinvigorates knitwear through refined craftsmanship and, for the first time, translates the brand’s iconic wave and the wood of its founding frescobol bat into the category. Romano, a rich cotton-cashmere knit, features varied-gauge ribbed panels with a tonal pattern, echoing the interlocking wood of the Trancoso frescobol bat - subtle in complexity, effortless in wear. Rino, a cotton-silk short-sleeved polo, showcases a tightly woven jacquard with a gentle sheen, its weave reminiscent of wavy wood grain. Seasonal colours draw from the nostalgic haze of mid-century 1940s Rio. Base tones of Shell, Oyster, and Coastal Blue evoke the streets shaped by Oscar Niemeyer and Burle Marx, while highlights of Pine, Copper, and Willow Green recall the shift from city to shore at Posto 5 - where the warmth and rhythm of the beach signal a return to FRESCOBOL CARIOCA’S Origens.