His no-fuss, practical approach and commitment to responsible design have been gaining a new relevance, as of late.

He wants to build on this momentum by pushing the sustainability agenda to a new level.

Alongside his brother Graeme, who recently joined the brand as its new performance director, he introduced a series of innovations and used recycling as a means to spark his creativity.

Among the highlights was a see-through puffer jacket created with recycled nylon and featuring filling made from shredded fabric off-cuts, which made for a happy riot of color and texture.

Elsewhere luxe cashmere hand-knitted sweaters featured colorful weaving, made using scrap fabrics, and cozy wool jackets were created from reversible blankets.

Raeburn also added more sleek, monochrome looks to the mix, as well as a range of playful, neon patchwork outerwear that resembled cycling vests and showcased the designer’s skill at reconstructing garments.