Alternatives
12 brands that actually make shirts and sit close to Engineered Garments on style and price — each with what it does differently.
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Margaret Howell shares a very similar primary style, silhouette, fit, and palette with Engineered Garments. They both emphasize premium natural fibers and luxury materials, maintaining high price segments.
37 shirts tracked · from $130
Shop Margaret Howell ↗
Both brands embrace a contemporary style with a focus on relaxed and oversized silhouettes. They utilize high-quality and varied materials and maintain a neutral palette.
3 shirts tracked
Shop Sillage ↗
Hiroki Nakamura rebuilds Americana with vintage looms and natural indigo, the Tokyo mirror image of Daiki Suzuki reworking those same workwear patterns from New York.
27 shirts tracked · from $374
Shop visvim ↗
YMC aligns well with Engineered Garments in terms of contemporary style, use of neutral colors, and relaxed, deconstructed silhouettes.
3 shirts tracked · from $172
Shop YMC ↗
Both brands emphasize innovative designs and deconstructed silhouettes that challenge conventional fashion norms.
31 shirts tracked · from $180
Shop Sacai ↗
Both brands prioritize technical fabrics and functional design with a premium aesthetic.
7 shirts tracked · from $107
Shop C.P. Company ↗
Kapital works out of Kojima in Okayama, boro-patching and sashiko-stitching indigo remake pieces, a folk-craft take on the workwear archive Engineered Garments recuts.
88 shirts tracked · from $286
Shop Kapital ↗
Both brands feature contemporary styles with a focus on unique design elements and innovative fabric use.
43 shirts tracked · from $71
Shop NEEDLES ↗
Jun Takahashi's Tokyo label, founded 1993, mixing punk, horror and art references with deconstructed tailoring in Paris-shown menswear and womenswear.
10 shirts tracked · from $129
Shop UNDERCOVER ↗
Japanese house founded in 1970, known for engineered pleating, A-POC construction and Bao Bao bags across its Pleats Please and Homme Plissé lines.
3 shirts tracked · from $891
Shop Issey Miyake ↗
Danish contemporary label from Copenhagen making minimal Scandinavian ready-to-wear and Italian-made denim for men and women.
6 shirts tracked · from $102
Shop Won Hundred ↗
Archive-driven shirting line from American shirtmaker Gitman Bros., launched in 2008 and built on heritage fabrics and US-made button-downs.
220 shirts tracked · from $111
Shop Gitman Vintage ↗Brands qualify by actually making shirts — each count above is live inventory Disco tracks, not a category tag. Some outbound links are affiliate links.