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Created in 1999 by Japanese designer Daiki Suzuki, Engineered Garments is an in-house brand of Japanese umbrella company Nepesthes. Fascinated by classic Americana sportswear, Suzuki set out to create unique garments to navigate urban life with style. A mix of workwear, military wear, and classic tailoring, Engineered Garments offers functional and distinctive apparel for men and women.
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Engineered Garments: Reinventing Americana with a Modern Edge
Engineered Garments reinvents classic American workwear with a distinctive, contemporary twist. Drawing inspiration from military, outdoor, and utilitarian styles, the brand is celebrated for its meticulous construction and unique details, like asymmetrical pockets and unexpected fabric combinations. Each piece is crafted with individuality, resulting in apparel that feels both functional and artfully unconventional. Rather than following trends, Engineered Garments focuses on creating timeless pieces that blend tradition with a modern sensibility, making it a favorite for those who appreciate thoughtful, enduring design.