Engineered Garments

Engineered Garments

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Founded 1999
Headquarters New York, NY, United States

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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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Latest Collections

BEAMS, Engineered Garments & Converse Drop an Ultra Clean Multi-Cream All Star
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BEAMS, Engineered Garments & Converse Drop an Ultra Clean Multi-Cream All Star

Understated luxury.

Engineered Garments Keep It Casual With Its 2018 Spring/Summer Collection
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Engineered Garments Keep It Casual With Its 2018 Spring/Summer Collection

Mixing luxury workwear with standout prints.


NEPENTHES' Latest 2017 Spring/Summer "ON THE OTHER SIDE" Editorial Takes to Mother Nature
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NEPENTHES' Latest 2017 Spring/Summer "ON THE OTHER SIDE" Editorial Takes to Mother Nature

Highlighted by eclectic prints and patterned garments.

Take a First Look at the Engineered Garments x Converse All-Star Collaboration
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Take a First Look at the Engineered Garments x Converse All-Star Collaboration

Continuing the mis-match releases EG has been executing for years.

Engineered Garments & Vans Just Made the Classic Slip-On LX Even More Classic
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Engineered Garments & Vans Just Made the Classic Slip-On LX Even More Classic

The latest mismatched collaboration from the two brands.

NEPENTHES Presents the Third Installment of Its ‘As Usual’ Editorial Series
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NEPENTHES Presents the Third Installment of Its ‘As Usual’ Editorial Series

Available in zine version.

Norse Store's 2017 Summer Editorial Shows off Its Latest Seasonal Fits
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Norse Store's 2017 Summer Editorial Shows off Its Latest Seasonal Fits

Featuring visvim, Junya Watanabe, Margaret Howell and more.

NEPENTHES' Latest 2017 Spring/Summer "Hero-Boy" Editorial Takes to the Streets of New York
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NEPENTHES' Latest 2017 Spring/Summer "Hero-Boy" Editorial Takes to the Streets of New York

Featuring pieces from Engineered Garments, Needles, AiE and South2 West8.

Nepenthes Releases a Taxidermy Filled 2017 Spring/Summer Editorial
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Nepenthes Releases a Taxidermy Filled 2017 Spring/Summer Editorial

Highlighting its brother label South2 West8.

Bodega Showcases Essential Pieces in Spring Editorial
Fashion

Bodega Showcases Essential Pieces in Spring Editorial

Must have pieces meet a desert environment.

Engineered Garments Unveils a Custom Floral-Printed Bucket Hat
Fashion

Engineered Garments Unveils a Custom Floral-Printed Bucket Hat

Highlighting a Java-inspired pattern.

Engineered Garments x Trippen Update the Derby Shoe
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Engineered Garments x Trippen Update the Derby Shoe

The “Border” model gets E.G.’s signature mismatched treatment.

 

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