88% matchUniversal Works
Same mid-century workwear rework, British not Italian
Brand profile
Florentine Italian-Korean menswear label reworking mid-century military and workwear surplus with relaxed Italian tailoring, made in Italy.
Similar to Universal Works, Beams Plus, Oliver Spencer →

Field jackets, chore coats and pleated trousers redraw 1950s-60s naval and workwear patterns into relaxed Italian tailoring, with Korean and Japanese streetwear cues in the fit.
Natural fabrics are washed or garment-dyed before they reach you, so texture and faded colour are built in rather than earned over time.
Founded in Florence in 2008 by designer Han Tae Min and production specialist Fabrizio Vanni, it sells from a Via Maggio shop and heritage stockists like Division Road and Trunk.
88% matchSame mid-century workwear rework, British not Italian
84% matchJapanese archive take on military and Ivy surplus
80% matchTailor's hand applied to chore coats and soft suiting
76% matchEuropean relaxed overshirts with travel-led fabric obsession
East Harbour Surplus is a Florence-based menswear label founded in 2008 by Korean designer Han Tae Min and Italian production specialist Fabrizio Vanni. The brand reinterprets 1950s-60s military surplus, naval uniforms and blue-collar workwear through relaxed Italian tailoring, with Korean and Japanese streetwear influences. Collections center on field jackets, textured overshirts, pleated trousers, chore coats and knitwear, made in Italy from washed and garment-dyed natural fabrics. It runs a Via Maggio shop in Florence and wholesales to heritage retailers including Division Road, Son of a Stag and Trunk Clothiers.
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