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Japanese-eye workwear and military patterns, cut oversized
Brand profile
Osaka-based Studio D'Artisan sub-label blending early-1900s French tailoring with American workwear, entirely made in Japan.
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Orgueil operates under Studio D'Artisan, the Osaka denim maker founded in 1979, so the selvedge and workwear pieces come with an established production pedigree.
Designer Hidehiro Nishijima builds each collection around one premise: European small-town tailoring crossed with rugged US workwear, from sack coats to wool trousers.
Fabrics, detailing and hardware follow period specifications and everything is made in Japan, which is where the high price sits rather than in branding.
80% matchJapanese-eye workwear and military patterns, cut oversized
75% matchJapanese reworking of vintage Americana, more Ivy-leaning
74% matchEuropean tailor's take on chore coats and soft suiting
71% matchSame tailor-meets-workwear formula at a lower price
Orgueil is a Japanese heritage menswear label operating under Studio D'Artisan, the Osaka Five denim house founded in 1979. Designed by Hidehiro Nishijima, the collection imagines the wardrobe of early-20th-century French tailors who emigrated to America, pairing European small-town tailoring with rugged US workwear. Everything is made in Japan using vintage-spec fabrics, period detailing and hardware: chore and sack coats, wool trousers, band-collar shirts, knitwear and selvedge denim. Garments are built to patinate, and are stocked by specialist retailers including Clutch Cafe, Cultizm and Blue in Green.
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