Neighbourhood Arnhem

Neighbourhood Arnhem A menswear store in Arnhem, built around quality, attention and time. We present a carefully curated collection where fabric, fit and feel come together.

Defined by refined blends, breathable textures and a strong foundation of trousers, the collection shapes every wardrobe, featuring brands such as A Kind of Guise, Fortela, Universal Works, Dehen 1920, Drake’s, Red Wing, Edwin Japan, Malin + Goetz, OrSlow and Carhartt WIP. Alongside this, a considered selection of accessories completes the story — sunglasses, belts and scarves that add character without overwhelming. At Neighbourhood, we believe in quality over quantity. In honest products, made with care. Pieces designed to last, both in construction and in style. Each season, we draw inspiration from a great artist — in colour, in light, and in the quiet strength of observation.

A special invitation. Last Saturday, we had the pleasure of being invited to the official opening of Van Gogh, All Our P...
23/09/2026

A special invitation.

Last Saturday, we had the pleasure of being invited to the official opening of Van Gogh, All Our Paintings at the Kröller-Müller Museum.

A particularly special exhibition: for the first time since 1984, all 88 Van Gogh paintings from the museum’s collection are brought together. Presented through faith, hope and love, three themes that run deeply through Vincent’s life and work.

To see all these works together was incredibly special, especially in a season in which we have been exploring Vincent’s world so closely ourselves.

Thank you, Kröller-Müller Museum, for inviting us and for such an inspiring day.

Van Gogh, All Our Paintings
On view at the Kröller-Müller Museum until 10 January 2027.

The many faces of tweed. Few fabrics carry as much character and history as tweed. Its rich texture, warmth and depth ha...
22/09/2026

The many faces of tweed.

Few fabrics carry as much character and history as tweed. Its rich texture, warmth and depth have made it a timeless part of menswear, and worn in its most classic form, we still find it incredibly beautiful.

But tweed doesn’t have to tell only one story.

This season, we also like to give it a more playful character. Layer it with a bright colour, add a sporty sweatshirt underneath or bring in unexpected baseball-inspired details. Suddenly, something deeply rooted in traditional menswear feels completely different.

That contrast is what we love. Classic when you want it to be. Relaxed and playful when you change the layers around it. The fabric remains the same, but the way you wear it gives it a new perspective.

Tradition, with room to play.
Tweed, the Neighbourhood way.

22/09/2026

Styling for studio sessions.

Getting giel ready for the next shoot, layering pieces from atelier neighbourhood and a kind of guise.

Finished with jewellery by Minouche & Rûne, handmade in Arnhem, where raw forms, soft pearls and 14k gold come together in unexpected ways.

A baroque pearl necklace, molten gold bracelet, an organic gold ring and a rose-cut brown diamond.

Clothing, jewellery, texture and form all coming together in the frame.

A study in colour and texture. For Fall Winter 2026, Ralph Lauren takes a familiar heritage pattern and gives it a new c...
20/09/2026

A study in colour and texture. For Fall Winter 2026, Ralph Lauren takes a familiar heritage pattern and gives it a new character.

The classic plaid is reimagined in a rich, high-pile fleece, creating an almost tactile surface where the deep reds, greens and darker tones seem to blend into one another. A relaxed, slightly shorter silhouette brings a contemporary feel to a pattern deeply rooted in traditional menswear.

It is exactly this balance that draws us to Ralph Lauren. Taking references from the past and allowing them to feel relevant again, without losing their character.

Styled here with darker layers, letting the colour and texture of the jacket become the centre of the composition.

Heritage, reinterpreted.
Ralph Lauren Fall Winter 2026.

Our visit to Vincent’s final home - Auvers-sur-Oise.This summer, we travelled to Auvers-sur-Oise to visit Auberge Ravoux...
18/09/2026

Our visit to Vincent’s final home - Auvers-sur-Oise.

This summer, we travelled to Auvers-sur-Oise to visit Auberge Ravoux, the place Vincent van Gogh called home during the final 70 days of his life.

We walked through the house, stood inside his remarkably small and simple room and explored the streets and surrounding landscapes he saw every day.

During those 70 days in Auvers, Vincent created an extraordinary 74 paintings, finding inspiration in the village, its houses, gardens and vast wheatfields.

Being there ourselves gave us a different understanding of his work. The light, colours, textures and simplicity of his surroundings became more tangible and gave us new inspiration to take home to Arnhem.

Those impressions became part of the story behind our FW26 collection and our Van Gogh-inspired studio.

From Auvers to Arnhem.
From Vincent’s world to ours.

From the archive, onto the runway, in our store. For Fall/Winter 2026, Ralph Lauren returned to its own history.The Scen...
17/09/2026

From the archive, onto the runway, in our store.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Ralph Lauren returned to its own history.

The Scenic Wool Cardigan draws inspiration from the iconic Sampler Schoolhouse Sweater from the Fall 1982 collection. More than four decades later, its story is reinterpreted through intricate intarsia knitting, traditional motifs and references to the Ralph Lauren legacy.

The years 1967 and 2026 are knitted into the design, connecting the origins of Ralph Lauren with the collection of today.

Craft, character and heritage brought together in one remarkable piece.

Featured as Look 9 in the Ralph Lauren Fall 2026 Men’s Show in Milan.

Now in store at Neighbourhood.
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Walking through Vincent’s landscape.During our visit to Auvers-sur-Oise, we walked through the fields that became the su...
16/09/2026

Walking through Vincent’s landscape.

During our visit to Auvers-sur-Oise, we walked through the fields that became the subject of some of Vincent van Gogh’s final paintings.

It was here, in the summer of 1890, that Van Gogh painted Wheatfield with Crows. The endless fields, winding paths, changing skies and strong contrasts of yellow, green and blue became a powerful source of inspiration during his final months.

Standing in the landscape itself gave us a different way of looking at his work. Seeing the colours, textures and surroundings that Vincent once observed, and understanding how he translated the world around him onto canvas.

Those impressions travelled back with us and became part of the inspiration behind our FW26 season.

From the fields of Auvers to our own canvas.

The Potato Eaters - Nuenen, 1885.During our visit to Nuenen, we stepped into the world behind one of Vincent van Gogh’s ...
12/09/2026

The Potato Eaters - Nuenen, 1885.

During our visit to Nuenen, we stepped into the world behind one of Vincent van Gogh’s most important early works: The Potato Eaters.

Painted in Nuenen in 1885, Van Gogh wanted to portray the honest, hard life of the local farming families. The earthy colours, rough faces and single oil lamp were all part of that story. He regarded it as his first fully realised work.

At the Van Gogh Village Museum, we experienced the story behind the painting and came a little closer to the surroundings that shaped Vincent’s work.

Closer to Vincent, in Nuenen.

Behind the canvas. What you see in the final image is only part of the story.Beneath our store in Arnhem, our handmade V...
11/09/2026

Behind the canvas. What you see in the final image is only part of the story.

Beneath our store in Arnhem, our handmade Van Gogh-inspired studio becomes the setting for every FW26 look. Built, styled, photographed and shaped by us, from the first idea to the final image.

For this look, we worked with soft layers and contrasting textures. An ecru work jacket over a textured wool knit and shirt, balanced by relaxed dark trousers. Simple pieces, brought together through material, proportion and colour.

The warm yellow surroundings become part of the composition, allowing the clothing to find its place within our interpretation of Van Gogh’s world.

From behind the scenes to the final frame.
Neighbourhood FW26.

Vincent van Gogh - Self-Portrait with Straw Hat and Pipe, 1887.Photographed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, where t...
10/09/2026

Vincent van Gogh - Self-Portrait with Straw Hat and Pipe, 1887.

Photographed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, where the painting is part of the museum’s collection.

Van Gogh painted this self-portrait during his time in Paris. Without the means to regularly pay for models, he often turned to his own reflection, using self-portraits to experiment with colour, brushwork and expression.

The straw hat, pipe and painter’s smock give the portrait an informal character, while the visible brushstrokes already reveal the increasingly expressive style that would become so recognisable in his later work.

Another glimpse into the world of Vincent.

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