Designer Nimish Shah Returns With New Menswear Line Shift Man
TL;DR
- Designer Nimish Shah is relaunching his label with a new menswear collection called Shift Man.
- The collection features relaxed silhouettes, natural fabrics, and a minimalist aesthetic.
- A trunk show for the new line will be held in Mumbai from October 23 to 25.
- The launch also includes a new home goods project titled Shift Home.
Designer Nimish Shah has returned to his label, Shift, introducing a new menswear line focused on understated, accessible design. The collection, titled Shift Man, emphasizes simplicity and what the designer describes as Gandhian modernism.
The new menswear and loungewear pieces feature solids, checks, and stripes in colors like dark blue, pistachio green, and white. The garments are crafted from natural dyed cotton voiles, canvases, and denims, utilizing relaxed silhouettes such as longline shirts and collarless jackets.
Beyond apparel, the designer is introducing Shift Home, a collection of tableware, serverware, and home textiles. These items are presented as unique objects intended for personal interpretation rather than a traditional product line.
The collection is scheduled to be showcased at the Jamaat Art Gallery in Colaba, Mumbai, from October 23 to 25. Prices for the Shift Man line begin at ₹5,000.
Why It Matters
The return of this label highlights evolving trends in Indian fashion that emphasize sustainable, accessible, and artisanal design. For the Indian diaspora, these developments represent a growing bridge between traditional Indian craftsmanship and contemporary global style, often referred to by the designer as a blend of Indian and European influences.
Oct 23, 2026 · Updated 10/28/2026, 6:44:42 PM · Reported with: The Hindu Fashion
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