88% matchOfficine Generale
Unstructured French soft tailoring, same fabric obsession
Brand profile
Brooklyn menswear label and shop making soft, modern tailoring, shirting and knitwear, plus bespoke and made-to-measure suiting.
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The house cut is narrow-shouldered and lightly constructed rather than padded, which is why the suiting reads closer to sportswear than corporate.
Daniel Lewis began making made-to-measure suits in his apartment in 2007, and bespoke and made-to-measure remain available alongside the ready-to-wear.
The Brooklyn shop carries Fujito, Velva Sheen, Cableami and Rototo, so the tailoring sits next to casual Japanese pieces you can build around it.
BKT20 Slim Dress Shirt in Hairline Stripe - Granite$215
BKT50 Tailored Jacket in Super 130s Heather Twill - Gentian Blue$975
BKT50 Tailored Trousers in Super 130s Heather Twill - Gentian Blue$475
BKT50 Tailored Trousers in Cotton Twill - Brush$515
BKT50 Tailored Jacket in Cotton Twill - Brush$1,035
BKT50 Tailored Trousers in Linen Twill - Pewter$475
88% matchUnstructured French soft tailoring, same fabric obsession
85% matchNY tailoring plus Japanese-fabric casualwear mix
80% matchBritish take on relaxed unstructured suiting
74% matchJapanese-made Ivy shirting and knitwear it also stocks
Brooklyn Tailors is a New York menswear label and retailer founded in 2007 by Daniel Lewis, who started making custom suits in his apartment before opening a Brooklyn storefront. The house style is soft, narrow-shouldered tailoring with clean lines, paired with oxford shirting, knitwear and outerwear in Japanese and European fabrics. Alongside its own ready-to-wear, the shop offers bespoke and made-to-measure services and stocks Japanese labels such as Fujito, Velva Sheen, Cableami and Rototo. Lewis won GQ's Best New Menswear Designer award in 2014.
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