With over 40 looks, EG delivers countless strong looks for fall and winter. This lookbook is a masterclass in layering and it offers up so many different styles that are somehow all representative of what Engineered Garments represents as a brand. The lookbook really emphasizes the power of complete looks over highlighting individual pieces.
Check out the Nepenthe’s website and stockists including END who’ll be getting in pieces from the collection.
Haven and EG have teamed up on a collection of winter essentials that combine the materials that Engineered Garments like to use with the design sensibilities of Haven’s own in-house label. The ‘Cascadia’ jacket is a play on the normal Engineered Garments BDU but with an asystermic pocket design that’s inpsired by the t. Canadian Military MK2 jacket. Jacket featuring four large cargo pockets, a semi-concealed placket, asymmetrical elbow reinforcement and a drawstring hem. We modernize the material construction with Stotz EtaProof ripstop. This adds a bit more weather resistant than typically found on military style shirting. It’s available alongside other items from the collaboration.
A lightweight breathable fabric is ideal for a summer pant and these Nylon EG trousers fit the bill. These khaki poplin trousers feature a check print, high-rise fit and four pocket design. The fabric is a mix of 51% cotton and 49% nylon.
Combine these with neutral toned sneakers, a t-shirt or a short sleeve button down for a easy spring look. Available at SSENSE.
Embarking on their second collaboration to date, Engineered Garments and Hoka One which are prepared to issue a selection of new running sneakers. The New York label has created a low-top version of the Hoka One Tor Ultra High Boots in three distinct color ways, tan, black and black/red. The shoe has a Vibram outsole, and breathable eVent technology which means the shoe will be breathable while keeping water out. The sneaker will be available at NEPENTHES and Engineered Garments on October 23.
Engineered Garments designer Daiki Suzuki makes clothing that can blend into almost any guy’s wardrobe. The New York based label has had a storied track record of making garments that can compliment the full gamut of menswear styles. Looking ahead to the Fall/Winter 2016 season, layering and utility rule the day. Heavy outerwear and coating is combined with cardigans, plaid shirting and workwear pieces. While items like the long anorak style parka and the distressed leather jacket steal the show, they are compliment by solid staples including wool pants, plaid trousers and even velour pieces.
Look for pieces to start arriving in-stores like END and Barneys later this summer.
The aptly named EG Leisure Jacket is a nice easy addition to your Fall wardrobe. An easy tailored fit with 2 front patch pockets makes this an ideal casual blazer for the Holidays. Get pesky family members off your back by projecting success this Thanksgiving. From now until December 4, Rooney Shop is offering 30% off all … Read more
Offering a large selection of women’s and men’s designer labels, Rooney Shop is one of the best curated boutiques in Montreal. The list of brands carried include Robert Geller, Engineered Garments, Our Legacy and Common Projects. The shop recently launched a new re-designed website/ webstore allowing customers who can’t make it down to Montreal to shop online (though if you get the chance, you should definitely visit Montreal, it’s one of my favorite cities).
If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe , you’ll have a good opportunity this week with Rooney Shop’s Thanksgiving sale. Starting at midnight on November 25th through to December 4th, you can save 30% on all regular priced items online using promo code ‘thanks’. I selected my favorite items currently in-stock at Rooney, click through to see my selects.
Being one of the few men’s brands that is still made in New York City, Engineered Garments stands independently in both it’s production and outlook. Beyond the clothes themselves, a notable aspect of this latest lookbook for the spring/summer 2016 are the casting choices. A testament to the versatility of the clothing, EG has always been about updating classic American vintage with a twist and this lookbook shows just how versatile some of the pieces are no matter your personal style. Standout pieces include an elongated Chester coat, olive BDU, and plenty of great prints on shirting, outerwear and shorts.
It’s no surprise that the team at Nepenthes has assembled another winning editorial highlighting a selection of spring/summer items from the likes of Needles, South2West8 and Engineered Garments. This editorial provides solid inspiration for dressing in hotter weather with fits that manage to work in a variety of pieces from top Japanese labels. The looks here styled by Naoki Ikeda capture the feeling of exploring the Japanese countryside and offer a textbook example of how conversation pieces can be toned down and made to be easily wearable. If you’re into any of the brands mentioned above , do yourself a favor and click through to see the rest of the editorial.
Nepenthes releases it’s second editorial of the season ‘Spirit of Place. Styled by Yohei Usami, the looks emphasize layering and colder weather dressing. Look include items by Needles, Engineered Garments, Sonic Lab,, The Soloist, and South2 West8 and more.
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