Brand profile
Delikatessen
Amsterdam-founded, Burgundy-based menswear label making fabric-led shirts and relaxed tailoring in small batches from European and Japanese cloth.
AmsterdamOrigin
MenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$Price
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What to know about Delikatessen
Shirts carry the construction details
Signature shirting uses curved 3D collars, shoulder darts and fishbone pockets, with covered, mother-of-pearl or olivewood buttons rather than standard plastic.
Cloth is chosen at the mill
The founders select fabric in person from mills in Italy, Portugal and Japan — linens, structural cottons, corduroys, dobby weaves and lyocell blends.
Small batches, small distribution
Production runs in limited quantities from a restored Burgundy farm studio, sold direct and through independent boutiques rather than large retail.
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If you like Delikatessen
86% matchA Kind of Guise
Same European fabric-obsessed relaxed tailoring, 2009 vintage
What changes: More travel/pattern-driven and slightly pricier
83% matchFolk Clothing
Detail-obsessed muted shirting with quirky trims
What changes: British quirk over Italian/Japanese cloth sourcing
80% matchOliver Spencer
Tailor-led soft suiting in British and Irish cloth
What changes: Broader suiting range, more formal, higher price
75% matchUniversal Works
Workwear-rooted take on the same easy shapes
What changes: Utility/mid-century workwear rather than fine shirting
Brand facts
Delikatessen is a European menswear label built around shirting and fabric sourcing. Polish designer Andre Lisowski and Dutch art curator Stephen Hartog founded it in Amsterdam in 2009, later relocating the studio to a restored farm in Burgundy, France. Cloth is selected in person at mills in Italy, Portugal and Japan: linens, structural cottons, corduroys, dobby weaves and lyocell blends. Signature shirts use curved 3D collars, shoulder darts, fishbone pockets and covered or mother-of-pearl and olivewood buttons. Production runs in small batches, sold through independent boutiques including stuf|f and Garmentory alongside direct e-commerce.
- Founded
- 2009
- Origin
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Price
- $$
- Typical prices
- Shirts $195–$242 · Jackets $265–$381 · Trousers $277–$343
- Focus
- Menswear
- Styles
- Minimalist / Contemporary, Workwear / Heritage