Engineered Garments Bedford Jackets
Engineered Garments is proud to present a limited run of the Bedford Jacket. A three-button jacket with four pockets uniquely placed on each corner of the midsection, this piece comes in either a grey tweed pattern or a dark plaid color. Availabl...
Engineered Garments Belts
Keeping in tune with the label’s utilitarian approach, Engineered Garments delve beyond their usual workwear apparel and create a nice variety of belts. True to their committment to fine detailaing and premium materials, these belts fit tha...
Engineered Garments 2010 Spring/Summer Scarf Collection
Engineered Garments release a collection of lightweight scarves for the warmer months as part of their spring and summer collection. Fabricated with colorful madras patterns, three different colors are sure to inject a bit of color into anybody&#...
Engineered Garments 2010 Spring/Summer Collection New Releases
Universally respected for its re-appropriation of classic American heritagewear, Engineered Garments continues on a timeless path with a look into some new releases hitting select retailers. The ability to tastefully utilize relatively bold patte...
Engineered Garments x Mark McNairy ‘New Amsterdam’ Collection
Engineered Garments and Mark McNairy will partner for a second season of collaborative footwear slated for release later this year in the fall. The collection includes four models (of which two are pictured) which focus on a long wingtip design i...
honeyee Feature: Engineered Garments
honeyee’s latest features takes them on a journey into Engineered Garments’ 2010 spring/summer collection. One of the defining brand names in American heritage, the Engineered Garments collection has become popular for its quality exe...
Engineered Garments Shawl Collar Down Vest
With a small twist to a staple, Engineered Garments revamps the down vest to create the following Shawl Collar Down Vest. A corduroy lined shawl collar is the highlight of the design with a tonal colored liner and waist cords for a proper fit. Av...
GQ Studio Visit: Daiki Suzuki of Engineered Garments
In the inaugural debut of a new series outlining the creative workings of some of the fashion industries most respected designers, GQ starts things off with Engineered Garments/Woolrich Woolen Mills’ Daiki Suzuki. The feature runs down his...
Engineered Garments Tweed Waist Bag
Engineered Garments adds a nice waist bag to the fold for their 2009 fall/winter collection with this Tweed Waist Bag. The bag’s boxy shape features a nice large-sized shape in two different iterations of tweed. Available now at MUSEUM ARK....
Engineered Garments 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
Beginning to hit select retailers is Engineered Garments’ 2009 fall/winter collection. The brand’s traditional and timeless aesthetic has captivated a large audience undoubtedly fueled by the recent movement towards classic menswear....
Engineered Garments 2009 Fall/Winter Collection Preview
One of the brands most strongly associated with the resurgence in utilitarian and classical outdoor menswear, Engineered Garments and their 2009-2010 fall/winter collection enjoy a thorough preview here. With a great range of outerwear that is si...
Engineered Garments Pull-Over Madras Button Shirts
Engineered Garments whip out the Summer classics with two new colorways in a madras plaid pull-over shirt, specially made for Odin New York. The 100% Cotton shirt features single chest pockets, rear button collar, vented sides, and cuffed sleeves...
Engineered Garments Gangster Stripe Vest
Although Engineered Garments recently opened up shop in the Aoyama district, the brand remains a timeless menswear staple with their Americana inspired designs. One of Engineered’s newer releases comes in the form of a vest featuring a gang...
Engineered Garments Japan Store Opening
Japanese born designer Daiki Suzuki brings his Americana influenced designs back to his home country with the opening of Engineered Garments first retail venture in the Aoyama district on February 1st. Located near other established stores includ...
