H&M has launched a summer 2026 collection featuring linen sets and Ibiza-style sandals while expanding its development projects to Manhattan’s Tribeca district, according to multiple reports. The fashion brand has partnered with Condé Nast Traveler for a summer clothing line and introduced a stylish alternative to flip-flops in its Ibiza sandal collection. Meanwhile, the company’s real estate arm, HM Group, is developing a luxury high-rise in one of New York’s most desirable neighborhoods.

Summer 2026 Fashion Collection

The Condé Nast Traveler collaboration with H&M includes vacation-inspired tees and caps designed for casual summer wear. The collection features items like the Cabañas tee, paired well with white linen pants and chunky leather flip-flops, and the Perfect Getaway tee, ideal for Mediterranean-style outfits with colorful crochet shorts and a string tote. The Find Me By the Pool tee is styled as a poolside essential, worn over a Bond-Eye strappy bathing suit and with sunnies.

ELLE Germany highlights H&M’s linen set for summer 2026 as the perfect combination of style and comfort; the set includes a loose-fitting linen tunic and shorts with complex floral embroidery and a red wave pattern along the placket, collar, and sleeve cuffs. These pieces are designed for effortless summer styling and emphasize the brand’s focus on breathable and flexible summer fashion.

Ibiza Sandals: A Stylish Flip-Flop Alternative

InStyle Germany praises H&M’s Ibiza sandals as a stylish and comfortable alternative to flip-flops; Priced at less than 30 euros, these flat ankle sandals feature playful tassels and are available in three summer colors. The sandals are described as bringing “Ibiza flair” to any outfit and are ideal for pairing with light linen dresses, flowy maxis, or denim shorts — For a city look, they recommend styling the sandals with wide-leg trousers, a tank top, and a woven tote.

HM Group’s Manhattan Development Project

HM Group has expanded beyond fashion into real estate with a luxury high-rise development in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood, while the project involves constructing a single-tower, 10-story condominium with 23 units, including two penthouses, at an estimated cost of 1.8 trillion won. This development marks HM Group’s first foray into Manhattan, a significant milestone for the company, according to industry insiders.

Located in Tribeca. A highly desirable area in Manhattan’s southwest, the project is being developed in collaboration with Prosper Property Group — Preliminary construction and permits are already in place, with the official start of construction expected in November. The project is seen as symbolically significant for the company’s international expansion and is distinct from HM Group’s other overseas developments, which primarily focus on rental units rather than sales.