Why Menswear Won’t Kick Its Workwear Habit
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Engineered Garments is a New York- based contemporary fashion label by Japanese designer Daiki Suzuki. The label is influenced by American sportswear, outdoor clothing and military uniform, which has a blend of classic Americana with Japanese aesthetics. As well as, collaborating with the likes of Vans and famed Ramen eatery Ippudo, also sold from prominent international boutiques such as Bodega, END. Clothing, FOTT and HAVEN.
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In his new book “Blue-Collar Modernism” author David Hellqvist explains how mainstream fashion absorbed workwear, and why designers can’t stop borrowing from miners, fishermen, and soldiers.
A high-performance bag with 17 pockets
An iridescent cotton-polyester gabardine shell shifts with the light across a relaxed overcoat cut.
The eight-piece FW26 range reimagines everyday exploration through functional workwear, versatile outerwear and relaxed silhouettes.
Their first-ever collaboration reimagines The North Face’s technical runner with a 2-way design that can be worn with or without laces.
The SHADOW ORIGINAL WINGTIP arrives in monochrome with classic brogue details.
Arriving in two colorways.
Daiki Suzuki brings his utilitarian vision to the classic running silhouette.
The second collaboration channels a “New American Riviera” theme with updated resort wear.
The collaborative silhouette merges classic tailored details with modern slip-on comfort.
Contrasting suede and leather panels create subtle depth.
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