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The Fall/Winter 2015 collection from Osaka's Ring Jacket marks the brand's first launch in the United States. Using a blend of Japanese, British, American, and Italian sensibilities, they have been producing some of the finest Japanese ready-to-wear garments since 1954.
Dating to 1771, Gieves & Hawkes is one of the oldest tailoring houses in the world, and while they still offer bespoke tailoring and shoe making that is the epitome of refinement and sartorial precision, creative director Jason Basmajian's most recent collection appears decidedly more casual.
Absolutely no idea how Old Joe & Co. has slipped by you since 2007. Yet another example of a Japanese brand doing it right. Japan continues to simply slay it in the menswear arena, interpreting Americana in fresh and interesting ways. Old Joe & Co., designed by Yusuke Takagi, is a Tokyo-based brand that, as their little clip below indicates, cares deeply about the details in hand-crafting vintage-inspired garments that are built to get better with age. Some of the pieces from the current collection appear to be as good as it gets and you want them.
As clearly seen in some of the images, particularly those that include bicycles, the latest collection from Royal Hem pays homage to the London Tweed Run. You daresay the influence of one Chuck Bass--that scheming and coldly brooding sartorial peacock--is also fairly evident here. There's heaps more from the lookbook after the jump.
It was only a matter of time until Outlier made a blazer. And it appears to have all the levels of technical advancement you've come to expect from the Brooklyn-based clothier, including four-way stretch and resistance to water and abrasion. Oh, and functional cuff buttons. Available in navy and gray.
