Rodolfo Paglialunga's second season for Jil Sander, the Fall/Winter 2015-16 collection, offers a sharp yet soft warmth. The outerwear, including tailored jackets, minimalist coats, and dresses crafted from crisp, dry cashmere and wool, features slim, vertical silhouettes. The coats and dresses, which reach below the knee, feature slits at the sides and front and back for ease of movement. While the pieces have a sharp look, the double-faced cashmere fabric exudes warmth. The coats, fastened with just a belt, resemble robes and exude a relaxed feel. The soft look is also echoed in the fur coats, designed with textures and patterns reminiscent of home carpets and rugs. These elaborate pieces are crafted from patchwork and jacquard. Turtleneck sweaters and ruffled shirts, a rare find for Jil Sander, are paired as innerwear. Detached collars are also available, allowing for a variety of looks, whether worn doubled or alone.

The colors are a mix of deep green and navy with bright orange, pink, yellow, and more. Diagonal lines and checks are inserted into this minimalist color combination, giving it an even more graphic impression. The patterns are spicy, with large checks that resemble chalk stripes, stripes made by sewing leather tape, and geometric patterns made by bonding leather.

The new bags come in two types: a shoulder bag with a slit in the center of the flap, and one with a handle punched into the flap. They are available in a variety of colors and leathers.