86% matchNigel Cabourn
Vintage military archive rebuilt in natural fibres
Brand profile
Fukuoka-based Japanese label reworking vintage military, workwear and tailoring references into relaxed, natural-fibre menswear made entirely in Japan.
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Vintage army, workwear and uniform patterns are rebuilt as relaxed garments — duffle and reefer coats, denim anoraks, washed cotton shirting — rather than reproduced faithfully.
Norihide applies men's tailoring methods to natural fibres like cotton, linen and wool, which is where the high price sits relative to plainer workwear labels.
Design and production have stayed in Japan since 1997, across Haversack Attire, HS Equipment and a women's collection; UK shoppers can find it at Clutch Cafe in London.
86% matchVintage military archive rebuilt in natural fibres
82% matchBritish mid-century workwear, same easy volumes
80% matchSoft-tailoring take on workwear jackets and chore coats
78% matchQuiet natural-fibre shirting and unstructured tailoring
Haversack is a Japanese menswear label launched in 1997 in Fukuoka by designer Norihide, named after the durable standard-issue US Army bag. The brand reworks vintage military, workwear, uniform and tailored archetypes into relaxed contemporary garments, with lines including Haversack Attire, HS Equipment and a women's collection. Design and production stay in Japan, focused on natural fibres such as cotton, linen and wool and on men's tailoring construction. Signature pieces include duffle and reefer coats, denim anoraks and washed cotton shirting. Stockists include Clutch Cafe in London.
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