FIELDS Notes

A look back at an afternoon in Stellenbosch, spent exploring the new collection and connecting with friends of FIELDS.

FIELDS took part in Wool World: Karoo Kraal at the Karoo Winter Wool Festival, joining artists, makers and designers in a celebration of South African wool, natural fibres and the people behind them.

Dear Friends of FIELDS, Optimism is the name of our fifteenth collection, Autumn Winter 2026. It is also a way of approaching what comes next. After Patience, we began thinking...

Founder and Creative Director Mikael shares a reflection on seven years of designing clothing for a considered life, and the principles that continue to shape FIELDS today.

FIELDS has been recognised at the Africa International Design Awards 2026. We're grateful to be counted amongst a remarkable community of designers, makers and brands whose work continues to shape the creative landscape across Africa and beyond.

A temporary home for FIELDS at Nine Yards, Johannesburg, surrounded by trees, open space and a growing creative community. A note from Mikael Hanan on the recent AndTicks pop-up and the value of building alongside others.

A slower kind of Freedom Day in the company of The Ninevites. Coffee, conversation, and the quiet rhythm of weaving set the tone for a morning that returned us to what matters: craft, care, and work made with intention.

FIELDS introduces its 14th collection, Spring Summer 2026, Patience, a quiet but resolute call to slow down, commit to the process, and allow time to do its work.

 

Each FIELDS store is a chapter in the same story; connected, but never carbon-copied. Designed with intention. Built with respect for place. Considered at every level

FIELDS opens its first Johannesburg store at 44 Stanley. Discover modern South African crafted menswear at our new boutique.

Collection 13 represents both evolution and continuity, a reminder that progress is built stitch by stitch, and that each step, however small, carries us forward.

Explore six years of collaborations with artists across southern Africa, and the garments they inspired.