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NOAH’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection isn’t like other NOAH collections. In fact, NOAH SS24 is perhaps the antithesis of what we’ve come to expect of the New York-based menswear label.

Firstly, it’s a virtually logo-less capsule, which isn’t something you’d associate with NOAH founder Brendon Babenzien.

Secondly, and perhaps most pertinently, the collection is a lot more sophisticated than we’ve become accustomed to, and a far cry from the streetwear label NOAH has so often adopted in the past. 

That’s not to say that NOAH hasn’t been a sophisticated brand up to this point by any means, because it has, it’s just that its SS24 collection is delivered in such a way that gives off a much more serious aura than in previous seasons.

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Perhaps it has something to do with the collection itself, which is awash with elevated everyday staples like knit cotton sweaters, plaid denim combos, and double-pleated trousers.

There are no hoodies, no joggers, no loungewear. Instead, there are blazers, knitted vests, and quilted outerwear. There's also a Lavenham collaboration in there too.

NOAH’s SS24 collection, which is available online now, is a sartorial step up from what we’ve seen from Babenzien before now. It’s also the season that NOAH got serious.

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